TK,
Like Bill Lane has mentioned some of the BTS engines might fill your
needs. For structures check out Wild West Models. I think they also
have figures including horses but they are pretty much Western items.
I photographed a SN3 layout locally where the modeler had backdated his
prior layout. He used link couplers with scratchbilt rolling stock. He
used a horse drawn wagon, a Chevron Polaris tank model that was
available in gas stations at one time for the basis of several
'vehicles'. One of the wagons is on my layout.
Bob Werre
BobWphoto.com
On 11/10/10 5:14 PM, TK wrote:
>
> Hi, I'm new here and just getting back into the hobby. Very
> interesting conversations you guys have. Is there anyone that models
> pre 1900? You know, before cars and trucks etc.? A lot of neat diesels
> out there, but I like old steam. Different strokes for different folks.
>
> Thanks in advance. TK
>
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