The modeler should have done a better job attaching the bogies as well.
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2 comments:
Looks like the "layout" got severely shaken as a boxcar in the background is on it's side also!
I saw that photo! Apparently thats what happens when you apply too much power before the brakes have fully released.
Never happen in NZ though, as first you need to have too much power before you can apply it incorrectly..
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