Don,
The only reason I mention the Railmaster version was that it was a kit,
so changing the wheels to a wider gauge could happen during
construction. I also have two or three of those Matchbox trucks--two in
the blue like yours. Is yours powered? Looks like enough room in the
box or maybe that black beadle drive? It might even be possible to make
a chaindrive version work like the real thing.
Bob Werre
On 2/22/12 2:56 PM, Don & Marsha Munsey Jr wrote:
Bob,
THNX - yeah - lot's of lunch time surfing!!
The Tanner & Delaney loco, Richmond, is one of my favorites.
Hadn't thought of my Railmaster Mack. Here is my Matchbox Mack railtruck.
http://myflyertrains.org/gallery/album140/Sn42_acorn_railtruck_right
I've also got visions of doing one in 1:24 using the 1:25 plastic
model Mack Bulldog model.
Don
fmg
On 2/22/2012 2:32 PM, Bob Werre wrote:
Don,
Those are really some neat images, you must have searched a while to
find those. I actually think I would like to find room to add an
abandoned chunk of a pole railroad by just using a Railmaster Mac truck
chassis to haul logs. Really neat!
Bob Werre
PhotoTraxx
> David, TC& S-friends,
>
> I have been chasing pole roads for several years now. Here is a
link to my collection of images. If there is anything improperly
documented, I apologize - please send me any corrections required.
>
> http://myflyertrains.org/gallery/album157?page=1
>
> @
> Keep in touch.
>
> fmg: aka Don Munsey, Jr.
