Hello Tag,
Yep, I'd fancy a look myself!
Thanks in advance.
Later,
Trent
Tag Gorton wrote:
I have a pic of it
in the brass if anyone fancies a look
Keith,
Ouch!
Just so happens that some of us tend to like construction equipment.
Regardless of whether it has had an extra set of wheels slid under it to make it
a real locomotive or not. grin
Later,
Trent
Keith Taylor wrote:
I don't consider anything with less than six wheels
to
- Original Message -
From: VR Bass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My understanding is that you really should have the Project book if you're
going to build a Dee, as the book is written with the assumption that you
have
build a Project loco or at least can look up techniques in the book. It's
Keith Taylor asked:-
Do you know if the
Wood wheels are investment cast? With spokes that fine in smaller
scales,
I would think that to be the prefered method of manufacture.
Yes, they are. Mark makes his own waxes and takes them personally to the
foundry. His wheels are the best there
At 04:21 PM 10/21/01 -0400, you wrote:
Why do I get the feeling that you have detected the twinkle in my eye
Keith Taylor
I was simply forewarning you, the 4-wheel brigade makes up a large
proportion of the garden railway world, and justifiably so. It's a great
non-intimidating, low cost,
I have been following along the the G1 e-mailing lately and am impressed
with knowledgable dialog. Perhaps some opinions may keep me from going
astray.
I downloaded the Keith Bucklitch drawing for the Brazil and have it under
construction. What say you?
Hello Keith,
I suspected that you were trying to spark a few humorous responses.
Loved your story. I've unfortunately never pursued the opportunity to work
on, or with, the 12 scale locomotives. I've always thought that it would be
enjoyable work regardless of position held. Obviously
Hello Everyone,
I'll be the first to ask. Has anyone seen any projected prices for the
Superior? Will it be available in the U.S.?
I'm not sure why I'm asking since I won't be able to buy anything for a
while (a LONG while), but it's always an interest to see the price trends and
what
On Monday, October 22, 2001, at 03:14 am, Trent Dowler wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I'll be the first to ask. Has anyone seen any projected prices for
the
Superior? Will it be available in the U.S.?
I'm not sure why I'm asking since I won't be able to buy anything
for a
while (a LONG
