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    Regauging the Bachmann Forney to On2

    So, has anyone tried this yet? I haven't had a real close look at mine yet, but I suspect it would be easier to regauge to On3 than On2. There's a fellow bashing a Bachmann 2-8-0 into an On2 version of SR&RL 2-6-2 #23 here: http://gold.mylargescale.com/Scottyc...L23/index.html which looks like a pretty involved project.

    Any thoughts or ideas on a Forney On2 conversion?

    -Cody

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    Cody,

    There's a couple of people attempting it on the Yahoo On2 list. I'm taking the easy way out and sticking with On30.
    Jeff

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    • #3
      Jeff....just eight to go and its "engine wiper".....so why don't we convert our forney's to 2'....I think about it "weekly"....tom

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      • #4
        Darn it, Tom. If you hadn't moved away we could make it a project with monthly work nights like the famous resin kit project.

        I don't know. I keep hoping someone like NWSL will come out with a regauging kit for the forney and then...wow!
        Jeff

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        • #5
          Heck Jeff...resin kit nights are well....resin kit nights!...or maybe Kit-O-Mat nights!

          I'd be happy to send my forneys off to a pro for regauging....tom (95 and counting)

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          • #6
            I think the easiest way to regauge a B-Mann Forney would be to model in 1:38. Put on a new cab and you're there.

            Mark

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