On 13/3/02 at 7:37 am, Gary Broeder said:
Mike, and other inquiring minds of the list,
Sharp eyes Mike. I noticed that Tom's (or maybe it was Colin's) line drawing
also shows them the wrong way round too!
Is Tom still tinkering around over there?
GaryB
Not really Gary. he does turn up at
On 14/3/02 at 9:07 pm, Geoff Spenceley said:
The Matterhorn is a little low on pressure-(I could fix the
burner--like a radiant one!) , however with RC,
Ray Smith made some burners that were a big improvement on Merlins
original. They used three rows of holes rather than the slots and my
On 27/2/02 at 3:14 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Cheddar Models have a fascinating electronic system for
managing a boiler without operator intervention. It's
designed for boats that may be out of range, but I see
no reason why it couldn't be applied to a locomotive.
Nor do Cheddar! I think
On 16/2/02 at 1:10 am, Jeffrey Williams said:
The Accucraft website was just updated and shows the following live
steam locos under development
Superior 2-6-0 Live Steam (Classic Series, 1:20.3)
I have just completed a review of Superior for publication in 'Railway
Modeller' in the UK. I
On 11/2/02 at 3:39 am, Harry Wade said:
At 04:56 PM 2/11/02 -0800, you wrote:
Hi Harry and Tag,
In defence of the recent comments regarding the Maxwell Hemmens
This may possibly be correct. Nevertheless I have known several people
who are very unhappy about their dealings with this
On 11/2/02 at 3:39 am, Harry Wade said:
At 04:56 PM 2/11/02 -0800, you wrote:
Hi Harry and Tag,
In defence of the recent comments regarding the Maxwell Hemmens
Tony,
I have no need to hang John Hemmens by a sour apple tree
necessarily, I have never met the man, and it may very well be
On 9/2/02 at 9:32 pm, Gary said:
http://www.yesteryeartoys.com/cgi-local/toycatalog.pl?view=Porter
Yes. this looks like a Maxwell Hemmings locomotive that incorporates a
large well in the tender to put a small commercial butane cylinder in.
You should know that Maxwell Hemmings (USA) cesed
On 9/2/02 at 10:46 pm, Harry Wade said:
At 03:56 PM 2/9/02 -0500, you wrote:
Do they mean 2002 or did this project never get off the ground?
I see a very distinct resemblance to the Hemmens Porter
This is in every visible way (except the paint) a Maxwell Hemmens
Porter. (I have one on my
On 10/6/01 at 3:08 am, Ferdinand Mels said:
The steam whistle is a great idea, except these guys are'nt afraid
of humans, as our neighbours found out.
Steam powered gattling gun is sounding better. They were back this
evening
And I complain about my neighbours cat
--
Yours
On 11/6/01 at 10:27 pm, Don Baker said:
Anybody else get a rather sad sludge posting from a hardcore porn site
yesterday? I usually get 3 or 4
spam mails a day and have learnt to live with it, and have got used to
hitting the Delete button, but this
one was in a different category.
Didn't
on 20/2/00 6:11 pm, Charles W. Walters at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Until today, I have
been an 'electric fan' but am now purchasing my first 'live steamer'. I am
getting a new Roundhouse 'Fowler'. I joined the list to gather as much info
as possible, meet you all and mostly to have a lot
on 7/2/00 7:43 am, Mike Chaney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mick Chaney introduced himself with:-
Hello,
First the bio. My name is Mick. ..
Lest there be any confusion, he is not me.
Mike Chaney
http://www.mikechaney.fsnet.co.uk
It certainly had me scratching my head
on 9/12/99 2:09 am, Mike Gray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Roundhouse has just annouced the second in their "Basic Series" of
locomotives.
This one is a 0-4-0 modeled after a U.S. Porter or Baldwin. Two close up
photos
now posted at their web site. Chassis is similar to the Millie but the
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