Custom built locomotives

Southern Pacific Alco PA2-PB2-PA2 unit - heavily kitbashed Hallmark Ornament shells - MTL GP35 cahssis incl. DCC decoder in all units - functional Head- and Marslight - Stainless steel details such as snowplow, grab irons, cut lever, MU-hoses, Waggon Wheal antenna, icicle destroyer, dynamic break protectors, roof walk, fan plate, louvers

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SOO GP38-2, based on the basic AZL model, of course super detailed. Prototype photo from rrpicturearchives.net, author Jim Matuska

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Re-painted locomotives

SOO EMD GP7 - AZL stock re-paint - very light weathering

In the process

SP Alco PB2 fully detailed, kitbashed from Hallmark Ornament

Southern Pacific MK-8 2-8-2 Mikado

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Southern Pacific MK-8 2-8-2 Mikado Kitbashed from AZL's Heavy Mikado. Following changes and modifications: - new dome, turned from aluminum in correct position - bell moved - free standing headlight with mini LED - modified pilot, cow catcher, platforms - waterpump moved - walkways altered - new air tanks - modified railings - modified cab with roof vent - "beefed-up" cylinder group - DCC decoder - weathering

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For sale at eBay: AZL UP SD70ACe Heritage Western Pacific http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/142195997719?

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Buffer for sale For an upcoming German rail project of mine I require buffer. I have plenty in stock so I can offer them to everyone, too. Buffer are straight and domed as per prototype, buffer disc has a prototypical size (bigger than Marklin). To enhance your Marklin cars or your own project you need to drill the whole for the buffer to 1.2mm. That's all. A car set (2 flat, 2 domed buffer) is available for $8 + $5 postage (independent of qty.)

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Union Pacific F3 ABBA The unit will pull everything on my customer's layout, super detailed AZL model with following add-ons: Large snow plow on one A-unit, cut lever, MU-hoses, grab irons, lift rings, windscreen wipers, mirrors, all units DCC, lower headlight programmed for Mars light (micro LED), green anti-skid and anti-glare patch infant of the windscreens, re-numbered, weathering, winterisation hatches on A-units

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Little fun project Apart from building locos and rolling stock at night time I fell victim to the online game World of Tanks. Therefore...I had to design a tank. It's not only about the model or prototype itself, but also how far can I push the envelope with my own skills and...nerves. They are great tank models available from Andy Hart's Z-panzer.com, highly recommended, but I was going to make some less common design. The result is a Jagdpanzer 38 (t) "Hetzer" or G13 in after-war Swiss service. As usual made from nickel-silver etched parts with some resin casting, glued and soldered. The camouflaged one is the German version, the grey one Swiss, note the number plate. The railway shows how tiny those models are. If you are interested you can contact me, but it's as much work as doing a piece of rolling stock...