Chassis #2 1946 postwar Flyer has a smoke Gear! It broke my CNC Mill but the 3D parts fit great.

[@RodneyBooth-s8e]

Wow l like what you have done with that chassis!

[@DennisMurphey]

@@RodneyBooth-s8e it's a journey I truly love American Flyer even the Prewar are growing on me. I saw a few things I wanted make better. Bit by bit I have touched about every element of these wonderful engines. Not to just change them but to add function and feature is a cost effective way. This is a key requirement for most of the Prewar Flyer engine and the early years of the postwar Flyer that AC Gilbert built. But I also made a unique universal Smoke assembly with adaptors for all the different models, even Diesels, rolling stock and building.

[@RodneyBooth-s8e]

@@DennisMurphey never had a prewar flyer. They use three rail track , right ? Rod

[@DennisMurphey]

@@RodneyBooth-s8e yes Lionel o Guage track but since it's the original American Flyer the Bodies are S scale and the chassis casting are for the exact same motor and body mounting. The body shells are identical to Flyer stream lined Pacific, Northern, Hudson are all the same. So using their Chassis and wheel spacing I have installed my DC field, NY Royal Blue smoke adaptor and 3D Printed smoke. And all the motor control PCB work. Sound system and volt regulator. I think I can Mill out the same slot and fit this P&C assembly as well. It's crazy.