American Flyer / Marx motor/ junk parts

[@plunkervillerr1529]

With the acceptation of my Marx Santa Fe 21, all my locomotives and cars were recovered from E-bay junk. You do masterful work, I'm sure it`s most satisfying. Keep that vintage tin on the rails.

[@johnlongssilverrailz5873]

Well now Gary, an item may be junk when you start but when you finish it is a gem. Thanks for carrying on the challenge. I have to say that your work is better than mine. Regardless, it is all fun. Go save the junk!

[@SmallGardenRailroad]

I agree with what has already been said by the others: from junk to jewel! Always a pleasure to see your projects.

[@terrystrainsdownunder9856]

Great save and craftsmanship Gary 👍👍 Nice looking loco 😊😊

[@myworld67]

I would have to agree, John Gary's junk isn't junk any more and as always my friend an Amazing job.Thanks for sharing I guess it's my turn How about the rest of you guys🎉. GMan

[@kentpool7414]

The most impressive thing to me are the side rods. Can you make a video showing how you made those? (Especially the rivets that hold the pieces together.) As always, well done.

[@williamsantangelo]

Gotta luv it, nice fabrication of assorted parts! Modelers do amazing things with spare parts and Marx motors! After all it's your shop and your Railroad! Thank You Gary

[@michaelquinones-lx6ks]

Nice rebuilding job, The Frankenstein method is best when rebuilding those old model trains, I noticed the locomotive body is a prewar body using postwar parts i like that, I really admire your skills.

[@johnknippenberg-LandmarkYards]

Looks great, nice run!

[@angeloavanti2538]

I dig Frankensteins.