Aha! That solves the puzzle of the cast-metal S-1 listed on ebay a week or two
ago from that large estate being auctioned by the hobby shop
in OKC (guy must have been in S scale at least since the 1950's and could
afford to buy almost everything made back then). I couldn't quite
equate it with the two Millers I own and wondered whether it might have been an
early version (although the several published articles on
Miller made that unlikely).
Jace Kahn
General Manager
Ceres & Canisteo RR Co./Champlain County Traction Co.
> Did Mid Gage or Super Scale have steam locos? I know Super Scale had diesel
> Alco switchers simalar to Miller but metal in lieu of plastic. Stan
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