Off beat bell
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2017 12:41 am
I'm not sure if this has been posted here before. This is pretty odd, according to someone in the comments it has been fixed.
Looks to have been L&W lights there originally...ToledoRailfan wrote:This crossing is also on the site.
http://www.rxrsignals.com/Michigan/Owosso/Washington/
This is the only crossing that I know of with L&N lights, at least I think they are as the light brackets are L&N.freebrickproductions wrote:Looks to have been L&W lights there originally...ToledoRailfan wrote:This crossing is also on the site.
http://www.rxrsignals.com/Michigan/Owosso/Washington/
*L&WToledoRailfan wrote:This is the only crossing that I know of with L&N lights, at least I think they are as the light brackets are L&N.freebrickproductions wrote:Looks to have been L&W lights there originally...ToledoRailfan wrote:This crossing is also on the site.
http://www.rxrsignals.com/Michigan/Owosso/Washington/
That was clearly a typo.freebrickproductions wrote:*L&WToledoRailfan wrote:This is the only crossing that I know of with L&N lights, at least I think they are as the light brackets are L&N.freebrickproductions wrote:Looks to have been L&W lights there originally...ToledoRailfan wrote:This crossing is also on the site.
http://www.rxrsignals.com/Michigan/Owosso/Washington/
Both it seems. For the older ones, it's typically due to age.ZachL wrote:Do older WCH bells do this, or just the newer ones?
Interesting! I wonder what material could be wearing out then on newer models to start that symptom up sooner.freebrickproductions wrote:Both it seems. For the older ones, it's typically due to age.ZachL wrote:Do older WCH bells do this, or just the newer ones?