Well guess its a good thing that I got a new Oliver, Drive Unit died on me with the other one.
Plarail Oliver Replacement
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I've been trying to get this character in so long.
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Yeah I was fortunate enough to get a new in box Oliver a few years ago from a seller in Hong Kong.
He was spendy (especially with shipping) but he’s definitely one of my favs.
I was able to snag one from an eBay listing along with a couple of Thomases and a nice-looking Henry, all with their respective rolling stock. There weren't many pictures, so I was afraid of the condition of the loco, but was delighted to see that the face and the other paint details were all there. It was about $50 with shipping.
Hhhmmm, well if I decide to thin my PlaRail, now I've decided I'm getting back into 00 gauge I may soon have a couple of Olivers up for grabs
Happily collecting things all my life...
The flat drive locomotives with the clutch gear axle rarely have issues with the axle gear in my experience, I have had many many in terrible condition (like have been in the dirt or sand pit) and they rarely break that axle gear or get a weak spring, the weak spot for these locomotives is the motor spur gear which can crack and cause loss of drive.
They are a noisy but very reliable drive unit.
I just got him from Japan with a Toad model. He came in the mail a couple days ago. Now me having him means having another character in my Trackmaster series.
Making Customs, Filming Videos and looking for the purest engines. That's how I roll here on Blue Plastic Tracks.
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Long time no see folks, I just thought I'd swing by, let yall know what I was up to
Hows the new kitten doing?
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