Aristocraft Budd diesel railcar

I thought it was a diesel powered rail car with Budweiser ads on the side. Apparently not! :giggle:
 
Thanks Alot!, though im just wondering as to how to purchase it since all I see is a link to go daddy.

That's weird. It shows up as a box with thumbnail and link to a review of the railcar with picture in an article on Garden Railways Magazine by Mark Horovitz.
Your post was brief so just trying to help if others were interested or perhaps knew of one out there for sale.
Good luck with the hunt. :)
 
The only link below I could find is a link to godaddy, do you think that could be where I could purchase it?
 
I suppose it could be a geographical restriction?
I have recently seen a couple on EvilBay in the USA..
I think one was CN and the other Santa Fe..

If I come across them again, I will post links.

PhilP
 
They are quite big:
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And look a little silly on R1 curves:
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PhilP
 
They are very finicky, you need very level (cross level) track, and they have a lot of overhang, watch clearances. Not a good loco on tight curves or for someone that has trouble keeping track level.

I used mine to test clearance on my track, lots of paint scraped off the front.

Greg
 
I've never seen this loco run reliably on less than 8 foot diameter curves. Forget pulling a car on R1's
I was quite surprised it managed the R1 curve..
It is not only the outside of curves. Bridges, tunnel portals, and even platform faces, can be a problem:
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PhilP.
 
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