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> > 4) Pending B-Unit: I'm hoping this is it because I'd love to see an
> > official B-unit set or add-on kit. To offer a B-unit conversion kit, LEGO
> > Direct may need to provide the market data to show that there would be
> > interest. What better data than the list of customers who have bought the
> > Santa Fe Train Kit, have two locos, and would have a good reason to shell
> > out a few more bucks for a kit to turn their second loco into a B-Unit?
Speaking of conversion kits, I just thought of a crazy idea; What about
offering a conversion kit for the A unit to make it an Alco FA-2 or PA-1?
Engines existed for both in the warbonnet scheme, and it doesn't take many
bricks to change it. I've already converted mine to an FA-2:
http://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=217279
And, if they make a PA-1 conversion kit, it would be a great opportunity to
introduce a 6-AXLE MOTOR!!! Whaddy'all think? An FA-2 conversion would be
more likely, but just thought I'd put both ideas out there.
-Stefan--"ideas, ideas..."-G.
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In lugnet.trains, Stefan Garcia writes:
> And, if they make a PA-1 conversion kit, it would be a great opportunity to
> introduce a 6-AXLE MOTOR!!!
Dude!
...that would be great for a Babyface Centipede, but I think you meant a 3
axle (or 6 wheel) motor. :-)
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In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.trains, Stefan Garcia writes:
>
> > And, if they make a PA-1 conversion kit, it would be a great opportunity to
> > introduce a 6-AXLE MOTOR!!!
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> Dude!
>
> ...that would be great for a Babyface Centipede, but I think you meant a 3
> axle (or 6 wheel) motor. :-)
Oh, uh right...oops. {:^) Centipede though, that would be awesome to see.
MTH made an O-gauge model a while ago. It's huge!
-Stefan-
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