well both birds are missing tail skids...@ChuckMK23...so I was looking at the close-up pic of the two UH-1s (and the Grinch) that I posted here. Notice anything missing on one of the birds? See if you (or anyone else) can find it. Attention to detail, candidate.
True. Neither of the birds ever had tail skids...Lionel is considered more of a toy train manufacturer rather than a model train manufacturer. The birds are manufactured by Ertl (for Lionel) and from what I understand, Ertl's attention-to-detail is along the lines of Lionel's...fairly lacking.
You know @mad dog for a so-called "watch enthusiast" you sure know a lot about toy trains.
He's a renaissance man! Hooter's aficionado, Dunkin Donuts budget coffee connoisseur and hotel pen archivist! A man of many talents!
Maybe MD should be Trump's pick for SECSTATE !!!
Talents might be a stretch. Let's just say "interests."
You haven't gone to Hooter's with him yet! lol (not to mention the stack of Hooter's coupons he has, I didn't even know Hooter's had COUPONS!?!!)
Well...I consider myself somewhat of a model railroader. I received my first Lionel set [O27 gauge] in 1967 or 1968 at the age of 3 or 4. I got into N gauge in the 1990's as well as added more Lionel O27 and O gauge during that time. I also inherited a significant amount of HO gauge in the late 1990's. For the past several years the only thing I do is set up a circle of O gauge track around the Christmas tree and run some Lionel...everything else stays packed away...BUT when I retire, it'll all get unpacked and be set up or on display in my dedicated 'train room'...which the wife unit doesn't know about yet.
How does the joke go?
