Model Trains

N scale usually ranges from 1:148 to 1:160 depending on its manufacturer and the distance between the rails is around 9mm.

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The value of a Marx electric train would actually be dependent upon a number of factors. Some of these factors are the age and condition of the train.

It really depends on what the set has in it.If the engine is a 490,it alone is worth about $10-$15. The cars are about $5 a piece.If the set is complete,running and in the original box it is worth about $45

There is no official name for people that like to collect mugs. People enjoy collecting coffee mugs because of the variety of mugs that can be found.

Try to download it on the FilesTube.com or DownArchive.com.

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This happens on most points. The only solution is to get DDC, and use live point clips woth the points. If you are using a normal controller, using the clips will short-circuit the layout

All train engines are electric and work on the polarity changes associated with how the magnets are set up to spin the motor. In the case of a full size train the "trucks" are geared to the steel wheels that receive power from the diesel engine powered generators.

As for the model train the tracks are electrified and power the electric engines directly to the wheels and don't use a separate generator per se.

Most of the city type light transit use electricfied 3rd rain or overhead lines to power the electric drive "trucks".

YES

Proto-Sound 2.o is the new version from M.T.H's and it operates differently from the original Proto-Sound.

Reset had been eliminated in this model but all features are already been enabled thus, you don't need to program features as you do with the original Proto-Sound.

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it would be dash 8s dash9s and ac4400s and ac6000s.

this can be due to two main causes,

dirt on the wheels

dirt on the track

if it works and stops in the same place all the time just get either a track rubber or a peice of emery paper and wipe over the track a few times, or you can clean the wheels with emery paper

No, you must have the same gauge track as your train is made in.

That paint that they use for painting garage floors stick to most surfaces it might work . I think they call it rock.

Your best bet is to use Floquil or Scalecoat model paint named "cement". Make sure the paint is compatible with the plastic!

Floquil and Scalecoat make the G.N. green.

The Big Sky Blue paint scheme was blue, black, and white, so I'm not sure what color you are asking about.

They are different sizes.

That means the engine has a plug to plug into a dcc controller.

Without seeing a particular set it is difficult to say just what cars are in a set. For example if it is a freight set it might have box cars, flat cars, hopper cars, tank cars, bulkhead flat cars, spine cars or a caboose, and of course a locomotive to pull it all with.

Yes you can but if you do they will both run together on the same power supply. You can get DCC trains which run speratly.