Showing posts with label large scale. Show all posts
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8/18/2011

Bachmann Trains Pennsylvanian Ready-to-Run Large Scale Train Set Review

Bachmann Trains Pennsylvanian Ready-to-Run Large Scale Train Set
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Bachmann was the first company to make Large Scale (Garden-Sized) trains available for a reasonable price. The locomotive pulling this train has been redesigned about six times since those days, and the coaches have been upgraded, too.
Bachmann has offered this set as a "special offer" or "limited edition" from time to time, but it is now available as part of their 2009 lineup. The train is big enough to draw attention in your back yard, or to cause jaws to drop if you put it around your Christmas tree. If you get this to run outside, though, save the track for indoors - you'll need sturdier track, like that from AristoCraft, to hold up to real weather.
Paul Race - editor, Family Garden Trains

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Recognized as ?the Standard Railroad of America,? the Pennsylvania Railroad earned the distinction of being the largest railroad in the world for much of its 122-year history. Modeled after a typical passenger train of the early twentieth century, the mighty Pennsylvanian serves passengers north, south, east, and west of your imagination. NOTE: This set is not intended for outdoor use.

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8/15/2011

Bachmann Trains Durango and Silverton-Passenger Ready-to-Run Large Scale Train Set Review

Bachmann Trains Durango and Silverton-Passenger Ready-to-Run Large Scale Train Set
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This is a classic model of a classic locomotive and passenger car set. The last issue of this product has been unavailable for about 2 years. Now it has been brought back so a new "generation" of garden railroaders and "Rio Grande" fans can enjoy it.
The Denver & Rio Grande Western (D&RGW) started as the Denver and Rio Grande, a narrow gauge railroad with small equipment and big ambitions. The D&RGW eventually became the largest and one of the longest-lasting narrow gauge railroads in the world.
This train represents the Silverton Branch line, which was carved out of sheer canyon face high in the Rocky Mountains. This train is pulled by the popular Baldwin 4-6-0 steam locomotive (with operating headlight, smoke and speed-synchronized sound).
The yellow and black "bumblebee" paint scheme became popular in the twentieth century. The locomotive pulls two passenger cars that represent the best any railroad had to offer between 1860 and 1889.
- Paul Race, editor, Family Garden Trains


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Built originally as a mining line, the scenic value of the Durango & Silverton was quickly recognized in passenger service. After surviving natural disasters, wars, and financial instability, a determined staff (and starring roles in several Hollywood movies) promoted the tourism that ensures the line?s survival to this day. Now recognized as a National Historic Landmark and a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, the Durango & Silverton continues to provide year-round tourist service. NOTE: This set is not intended for outdoor use.

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