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Assuming the train you are talking about is the one in the above pic.There is NO WAY I would sell it to get that King.The King's not bad but it doesn't come close to your Train IMHO.
Assuming the train you are talking about is the one in the above pic.There is NO WAY I would sell it to get that King.The King's not bad but it doesn't come close to your Train IMHO.
My train is in my signature pic and here is another pic of it- my avatar pic is my deluxe...
nah....that NT is sweet....or, you could always keep both?...or would it be all 5?
LOL that would be 5 and the garage is already a little tight....
my girl would prefer if i got another toy i should get rid of one, though she wouldnt complain....
I've never been a big fan of the train and that RK looks different enough to make it worthwhile to me. I love the forwards and the rear fender. Kind of looks like a Road King "Deuce".
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