TrainCraft By Klaus
Friday, July 31, 2020

LGB Wilson Bros. Circus Train - Conclusion

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By 1994 Jim Marski of Depot G  Hobbies had successfully implemented his Circus Train within the American LGB customer base. The money was ro...
Wednesday, July 22, 2020

LGB Wilson Bros Circus Train -- Part 2

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By mid summer of 1992 the " Advance Advertising Car" LGB #  3181 DG had rolled out and Depot G of Winfield/IL was well on its way ...
Thursday, July 9, 2020

LGB's Wilson Bros. Circus Train

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In 1991 LGB was flying high. Sales were brimming, The US market was a boon to the German business share and modern and improved production m...
Friday, June 26, 2020

LGB Mikado - # 24872, 25872 and 22871

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By early summer  of 2002 LGB had reworked  the Mikado half way through (see last blog). With customers being unhappy and frustrated Rolf Ric...
Friday, June 19, 2020

LGB Mikado - Part 3 Design Flaws

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After the first series of Mikado had serious design flaws LGB set to rework the engine design. In a first attempt  the coupler was fitted to...
Friday, June 12, 2020

LGB Mikado - # 20872, 21872 and 23872

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The first Mikado to hit the markets was the LGB # 20872 LGB 20872 - Courtesy of Only Trains It was the  A.T. & S.F Santa Fee 3110 i...
Saturday, May 30, 2020

LGB Mikado - revisited

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In 2013/14 this blog wrote about the Mikado first. After a lot of interest for this LGB engine emerged we promised to revisit the LGB Mikado...
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