trains
- Ron Mc
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around the christmas tree
the old Marx transformer, going around the tree for 47 years, was popping the circuit breaker after 2 or 3 minutes (transformer wasn't even warm) - so I found a new one for a really good deal on ebay.
oh yeah, and a flatcar with a spotlight
the old Marx transformer, going around the tree for 47 years, was popping the circuit breaker after 2 or 3 minutes (transformer wasn't even warm) - so I found a new one for a really good deal on ebay.
oh yeah, and a flatcar with a spotlight
- Robin Sayler
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the transformer deal is the 80-watt Lionel CW-80.
These retail for $130. But people are apparently parting them out from the Polar Express train set and selling them for $45.
Rock steady power for my little set.
CW-80 search
These retail for $130. But people are apparently parting them out from the Polar Express train set and selling them for $45.
Rock steady power for my little set.
CW-80 search
Looks good! I have an HO set down in the basement that I bought from a friend for my four-year-old that I'd love to put around the tree, but I have to wait until he gets old enough not to smash his dinosaurs into it. (He loves watching Godzilla movies, and has asked for a Godzilla for Christmas. Wouldn't bode well for a train setup.)
- Robin Sayler
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