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  1. Szdfan
    One of the things I dream about as a “someday” project is an N scale TEM2 from the Soviet Union. These locomotives were based on the Alco RSD-1 shipped to the USSR as part of the lend-lease program during WWII. Does anyone have thoughts about what an appropriate mechanism might be? The link below is to TEM2 drawings with dimensions. Thanks. http://scaletrainsclub.com/board/download/file.php?id=24980&sid=3b4578880387c3f049785da33228f12e&mode=view
  2. Szdfan
    I don’t know if any of you know Chris White of Red Star Railways. https://redstarrailways.com Chris passed away a couple of weeks ago. I’ve known him since 1998. Chris was a pioneer in modeling Soviet and Russian railways, first as an importer and then as a producer of resin models. For several years, his big red star sign was a landmark at the Timonium model train show outside Baltimore. I am not aware of any plans to continue producing his models.
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