Hi Group, July 10th, 07.
Tuesday 18:35 Hrs. M.D.T.
I didn'r Realize That Others Also Had a Con Cor
Arcade & Atica Car as Well. Guess We Find Out When We
Post View on Various Cars What Others Have etc.
I Remember Back in the 70s - 80s When Con Cor
Had Kato Make Various Cars and Yes I Do Have Some of
Those Psgr Cars in Both B.N. and Great Northern - Sky Blue.
While We Can Agree to Disagree or What Ever, I do
Feel Kato Made Good Rolling Stock for That Time. In My
Own Views, It Beats the Plastic Items I See Now. Crude,
By Todays Standards, Perhaps, May Be NOT. The Weights
of the Bottoms Means You Don't Have the Metal Weights
Like in the Atlas, or Other Cars. Intermountian Cars don't
Have Wieghts at All, and I don't Mind to say I do Like some
of the Cars. Just wish They Had a Bit of Weight.
When I Got into N Scale in the Early 70s as I saw
It, Con Cor, then Kadee - Now Micro Trains Had Some of
the Best Cars Going, Followed by M.R.C. I've Got Quiet a
Few of the M.R.C. & Concor/M.R.C. Cars. Guess I've Been
Collecting/Running Cars for a Very Long Time.
One Thing I did Like and I Guess Its a Matter of
Taste - Opinions Really were the Nickel/Silver Wheels on
the ConCor/Kato and M.R.C. Cars. I still Use a Lot of Them
on My Rolling Stock. The Early Silver Wheels on the Atlas &
Other Brands Were OK , But I don't Have Money to Switch
Them all Over to the Better Profile Atlas Wheels.
Guess Its all a Matter of Opinion, Be Interested to
Hear How Others View Early N Scale. I Still Have Lots of the
Older Cars and Yes Interesting Road Names, And They Are
Just as Good as the Cars Today as I Took Good Care of
What I Have.. Interesting Thing Is, They Run Just as Good
as Well.
Hey Thanks Group, Have a Great Week.:thumb:
Tuesday 18:35 Hrs. M.D.T.
I didn'r Realize That Others Also Had a Con Cor
Arcade & Atica Car as Well. Guess We Find Out When We
Post View on Various Cars What Others Have etc.
I Remember Back in the 70s - 80s When Con Cor
Had Kato Make Various Cars and Yes I Do Have Some of
Those Psgr Cars in Both B.N. and Great Northern - Sky Blue.
While We Can Agree to Disagree or What Ever, I do
Feel Kato Made Good Rolling Stock for That Time. In My
Own Views, It Beats the Plastic Items I See Now. Crude,
By Todays Standards, Perhaps, May Be NOT. The Weights
of the Bottoms Means You Don't Have the Metal Weights
Like in the Atlas, or Other Cars. Intermountian Cars don't
Have Wieghts at All, and I don't Mind to say I do Like some
of the Cars. Just wish They Had a Bit of Weight.
When I Got into N Scale in the Early 70s as I saw
It, Con Cor, then Kadee - Now Micro Trains Had Some of
the Best Cars Going, Followed by M.R.C. I've Got Quiet a
Few of the M.R.C. & Concor/M.R.C. Cars. Guess I've Been
Collecting/Running Cars for a Very Long Time.
One Thing I did Like and I Guess Its a Matter of
Taste - Opinions Really were the Nickel/Silver Wheels on
the ConCor/Kato and M.R.C. Cars. I still Use a Lot of Them
on My Rolling Stock. The Early Silver Wheels on the Atlas &
Other Brands Were OK , But I don't Have Money to Switch
Them all Over to the Better Profile Atlas Wheels.
Guess Its all a Matter of Opinion, Be Interested to
Hear How Others View Early N Scale. I Still Have Lots of the
Older Cars and Yes Interesting Road Names, And They Are
Just as Good as the Cars Today as I Took Good Care of
What I Have.. Interesting Thing Is, They Run Just as Good
as Well.
Hey Thanks Group, Have a Great Week.:thumb: