> It is worth considering in the price of the model that the example on bay was
> assembled, so it was certainly worth more than the kit (assuming a good
> assembly job).
>
> Pieter E. Roos
Assembled, yes. But well assembled, no. Large gaps between the metal pieces,
solder blobs on the handrails and stanchions, truck sideframes touching the
steps, etc. led me to think it was a poor assembly job.
One would have to disassemble it to correct the problems. And then reassemble
it. Lots of work there.
My three North Yard-powered RS-3s are among the best running of any loco I
have. Smooth and silky throughout all the speed ranges. Quiet too.
Ed L.
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