Bachmann makes 25.4mm wheelsets which scale out to 20 inches in 1:20, or
24" in 1:24. You might also look at their regular size wheels. Those
and San-Val are the cheapest metal wheels you will find anywhere, and I
have had nothing but good things to report about them. San-Val's
"G-scale" wheels
Mike, Narrow Escape. http://www.narrowescape.com/3ft/, has a good selection
of Sierra Valley wheels. All are 1:20.3 scale, 20 & 24 inch, varies kinds
of finish.
Tom E.
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The stretch limo version of the Frank! Pretty cool. Thanks for the link!
Regards,
-Richard
>Richard,
>By the way, there is a great page of information about another
>Heeresfeldbahn Borsig loco 0-10-0. It looks a lot like Frank, so I
>thought you might enjoy it.
>
>http://www.snafu.de/~zipkat/a
Gary Watkins does all manner of wheels ...
Amuse toi bien
Have Fun - Charley
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>To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Wheelsets
>Date: Thu, Dec 2, 1999, 11:30 AM
>
>Hello,
>Can anyone direct me to a source of (scale) 20 or 24 in
Dear ZR
OK I was wrong. Frank S was not used on metre ga. Of class HF 11, it
was intended for 600 - 750mm ga tho they also worked on 760mm metals.
On reading the book 'Heeresfeldbahnen' by Alfred B Gottwaldt, Motor buch
Verlag, it appears that the German NG military railways were principally
Mike:
I use Raymond wheels for my narrow gauge stock. I use his 1:32 scale
wheels, they come in real close for 24" @ 1:20.
Jim Curry
Hello,
Can anyone direct me to a source of (scale) 20 or 24 inch wheel sets? Need a
set for my RUBY conversion to a forney. Thanks for any help.
Mike McCormack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joe--
Yes, I'm the one. If you were there Black Friday for the "Turkey Trot"
run day, I arrived after you departed and am sorry to have missed you. I
have sent the info on this list to Lee suggesting that he might mention it
in the next issue of the PLS newsletter. Other subscribers to the li
Richard,
By the way, there is a great page of information about another
Heeresfeldbahn Borsig loco 0-10-0. It looks a lot like Frank, so I
thought you might enjoy it.
http://www.snafu.de/~zipkat/aquarius/aquarius.html
(notice that is 750mm which also run on 600mm in 1942/43)
Zbigniew
Richard,
By the way, there is a great page of information about another
Heeresfeldbahn Borsig loco 0-10-0. It looks a lot like Frank, so I
thought you might enjoy it.
http://www.snafu.de/~zipkat/aquarius/aquarius.html
(notice that is 750mm which also run on 600mm in 1942/43)
Zbigniew.
Does anyone know of an article showing a Maine Central mike?
Jim Curry
For persons interested in assembling a Southern Ry prototype of Aster's USRA
Light Mikado (2-8-2) a great reference with superb drawings is found in
MAINLINE MODELER, December 1987, pages 59-63.
Jim Pitts
> Date: Mon, 29 Nov 1999 12:28:01 -0700
> From: "VR Bass" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[...]
> By the way, while we're on the topic of Frank S, I thought of that
> engine when we were discussing water glasses. The Frank takes
> an approach I've seen on Wilesco stationary engines, but not on
> any ot
Richard, by all means I did not want to discourage you from
buying the Frank. The drawings in Slezak book are 1:100 and
I cannot say for 100% that the dimensions are really wrong.
I will continue looking for more detailed information.
Sam Evans tries to find out whether any of the Frank's
proto
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writes:
<< I'm just willing to share
some parts if people are interested. >>
Thanks again. The building part is the fun, but as I said, why reinvent the
wheel if the parts are avaiable. Go for it.
Rog
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