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Re: Expert question for 60ies trains
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Wed, 17 Oct 2001 13:03:48 GMT
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G'day,
I wish I could back up your theory, but the 111, 115, and 152 I have all
seem to use the 2x4 plates for both hook and socket. Strangely enough, the
images on the boxes for 152 and 115 both show what appears to be a 2x2...
On a side note: does anyone have any idea what a complete 152 in box is
worth (no instructions...if there ever were any for the set) [box in very
good-excellent condition: tray ends have about 50% of printing left, and one
end is torn from tray on side a little]
Similarly for a 115 [no instructions, box in OK condition [torn a fair bit
and taped up...tray corners taped up with electricians tape] all parts in
fair-excellent condition though one contact plate in battery box will need a
little cleaning up.]
[for the record I'm considering selling the 2 sets as they don't seem to fit
in with my collection, nice as they are.]
Thanks,
Benjamin Whytcross
In lugnet.trains, Reinhard "Ben" Beneke writes:
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> Hi all!
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> I have a still unsolved problem with the hook couplings of the 60ies:
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> There are two types of them:
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> - the one version has 2x2 plates (one with hole one with hook)
> As for e.g. shown in building inbstruction of 111:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/scans/0000/0111-1966/0111-c2.html
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> - the second versin uses 2x4 plates for both parts of the coupling
> as shown for e.g. in 153 (=113)
> http://www.brickshelf.com/scans/0000/0153/0153-01.html
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> My question:
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> In which sets have the 2x2 ones been used? Probably in 080, 111, 112, 113, 114,
> 115 all from 1966 - 1967. But I'm not sure about if all of them had first the
> smaller version one, possibly later version 2 or if specific sets have had
> always just one specific type of coupling?
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> Any comments are welcome!
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> Kind Regards,
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> Ben
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