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Re: Best value way of getting into trains in Oz...
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lugnet.loc.au
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Mon, 15 Nov 2004 02:31:43 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Travis Matheson wrote:
> Although by the looks I would agree with the discussion the the Cargo is a
> better buy, parts wise, I got the Hi-Speed as my first motorised Train (I
> got a few Santa Fe's at $30 from Myer last year) and It's not a bad
> set. Lots of Smoke 1x2x2 panels. and a circle of Track. but since it's
> unlikely that I'll be getting my Track from existing sets, but hey, s@h is
> there I guess.
There's also Bricknet... 10% off RRP and cheaper (or free) shipping than S@H.
> point is, I would imagine that your collection contains a
> fair amount of pieces needed for trains, except the bogies, motors and
> couplings
Yes, I do have the odd piece floating around (including some 4.5V train stuff),
so while lots of pieces at a low cpp is always good, it's not my focus for this
exercise.
I'll see how cheap a cheap Hi-Speed set I can find and take it from there...
Cheers
Richie Dulin
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| Although by the looks I would agree with the discussion the the Cargo is a better buy, parts wise, I got the Hi-Speed as my first motorised Train (I got a few Santa Fe's at $30 from Myer last year) and It's not a bad set. Lots of Smoke 1x2x2 panels. (...) (20 years ago, 12-Nov-04, to lugnet.loc.au)
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