Gatermann and I spent the afternoon building a train table. I started building one about a month ago but got too busy to finish it. Today was the day I’d set aside to get some work done on it.
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A more permanent home for Dad’s Lionel
by Dave Farquhar on January 18, 2004
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Tagged 1950s, ACTIVE, affton, american flyer, Control Panel, dad, ebay, HO, ho scale, lionel, locomotive, marx, Marx O27, NET, o gauge, RUN, screw, track, transformers, troubleshooting, wiring
Posted by Dave Farquhar on January 18, 2004
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