I designed my RR around existing landscape. I will make pockets only of
miniature plants and buildings.
http://www.angelfire.com/or/trainguy/ Currently I have to rebuild
a cinder block wall. I plan to replace with stone, if we can afford it. If
not I will try to build the wall myself wit
My recollection is that, when my Ruby did this, the fix was to plug the microscopic air
leaks in the burner chain. Trouble is, I don't remember exactly which part I sealed,
but I recall making a brass shim to hold the burner body tighter in the flue and
putting
Teflon tape on some threads (presu
I'm in Dallas on a business trip. A couple of my colleagues invited me to go to dinner
with them (apparently, there's some kind of "game" being played tonight that they're
excited about). But I declined. I returned a short time ago, after having some good
Texas BBQ with John Thomson and Landon
In a message dated 02/04/01 16:46:33 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Speaking of Project Book, has anyone on the list read the new G1MRA "Dee"
book?
The book is now available, 'tho I do not know if Bob Paule has stocks as yet.
Very well presented 'tho the dimensioning is alm
Speaking of Project Book, has anyone on the list read the new G1MRA "Dee"
book? That's the new project that Dick Moger put together. I believe he
had that @ DH.
Jim
Clark,
I know that when I joined G1MRA the Project book came for free, but looking
at the G1MRA website I think that you have to buy it now (cheaper for
members).
The current book is also a lot fancier than the typewritten original with
hand sketches.
But it is certainly worth it, and the loco is
>G1MRA is the Gauge One Model Railway Association and the Project book is
>a detailed set of instructions on how to build a live-steam 0-6-0 loco.
I'm surprised that no one has mentioned Bob Paule who is the G1MRA US
representative. Bob can be reached evenings M-F 6-9 Central time at
636-527-832
I bought a #3 jet and holder from Bob Pauley at Sulphur Springs. The new
jet improved performance and run time. Also, I recently replaced my burner
screen with some new stainless steel screen, as the original had
deteriorated. This change dramatically improved the "look" of the flame...
it is n
My mesh does cover the whole opening. The opening in stainless tube that holds the
mesh in place (on mine) was cut in a triangle, so the slit at the end was barely
exposed at all. The item that slides into place on my burner is the gas
connection/jet. I don't know if the actual jet screws in se
The new C-16 "Bumblebee" from Accucraft and the new "Forney" from Roundhouse
Engineering were certainly the stars of the HSSLS (Houston Small Scale Live
Steamers) International Steamup (two mates from London, England area) held
March 31 in San Marcos, Texas. Everybody who saw or heard about th
Yes John, on the 15th Sunday at 11am.
Directions
on:http://www.livesteaming.com/clubs/club_pages/RichmondHill.html
Peter
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> From: John Kowalchuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: G1MRA Project Loco
> Date: Sunday, April 01, 2
Casey,
The Project book comes only from G1MRA:
http://www.gaugeone.org/g1mra_book_sales.htm
Peter.
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> From: Casey Sterbenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: G1MRA Project Loco
> Date: Monday, April 02, 2001 7:28 AM
>
> Is th
Is there a domestic US outlet for this book? Or does it have to be ordered
directly from England? If so, what is the approximate cost in $US?
Casey Sterbenz
>From: "Peter Trounce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sub
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