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Modellbahn-Lokomotiven aufgetragen werden kann, um die Zugkraft zu erhöhen. Im flüssigen Zustand ist Bullfrog Snot ...



I'm sure someones tounge was firmly in his or her cheeck when this product was named. Our hobby has never been short of people with a sense of humor! ...



Bullfrog Snot is by far one of the more interesting new items released for the model train industry this year. Locomotive traction has always been a concern, and Bullfrog Snot offers a solution.


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  • "This is the biggest breakthrough in model railroading thats ever came along."

  • " ...an AMAZING 111% improvement!"

  • "... I can triple the pulling power"

  • "I have already doubled what the unSnotted engine could pull. I am happy."

  • "I'm thinking a 50% to 100% increase in pulling power."

Archive for April, 2009

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There have been more than a few comments about the very name of BULLFROG SNOT. Ugh! Gross! Revolting! Or “I prefer lark’s vomit”. Or worse (you can imagine). Of course it’s not really mucus from a bullfrog captured on the Mojave Desert, don’t be silly. If you still have issues, just think of it as sand. Yep, sand. We have great sound effects, super computerized controls, even smells and smoke. But you don’t have sand, that very essential stuff stored in those bumps on the tops of steam engines otherwise known as ‘domes’. Sand makes for better grip for steel wheels on steel rails. I recall watching a Reading RS-3 attempting to lift a train out of the Lansdale yard, spinning, sanding, burning a patch on the rail. Remember the greased rail scene from ‘Emperor of the North Pole’? So, with BULLFROG SNOT, you have sand. Grip when you need it. Starting a train, climbing a grade, or working a long cut in the yard.
BULLFROG SNOT, the missing essential element. It will change the way you run your trains.

April 24th, 2009
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BULLFROG SNOT is gaining fans. We expected doubters when we first launched the product. It won’t last, it won’t work, it’s BS (ha ha) , we don’t need it. Well, all the complainers have been proven WRONG, including those that said they tested BULLFROG SNOT without positive results (But then, some can’t handle glue or paint either). There was recently posted a test by an MMR, that’s Master Model Railroader, the highest credentials in our hobby, on the Model Railroader site and in the Wig-Wag, the mid-continent NMRA newsletter (reprinted on our site). More and more LHS’s are offering BULLFROG SNOT as well. If they don’t have it, tell them to visit the dealer section of the site and get things going. BULLFROG SNOT is being used in Australia, the UK, Portugal, Sweden, Israel, Italy, Japan, Germany, Hungary, South Africa, and even Michigan!

April 21st, 2009
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Many leading hobby shops now stock BULLFROG SNOT, and many on-line retailers too. So support your favorite source, and if they don’t yet carry BULLFROG SNOT let them know that there is a special section of our web site just for retailers. They first must register and be approved – a very easy process, then they can get their BULLFROG SNOT. As much as they want, since the spring desert wildflower blooms cause the source sinuses to become hyperactive. It only happens in the spring before the temps in the Mojave become too high and dry things out. If your LHS does not offer BULLFROG SNOT, they’re not keeping up with the significant innovation of our time. Yeah.


April 13th, 2009
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