Thank you.
Mike
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Mike asked, "Where can I find the May 5 photos?"
>
> Go to the bottom of the opening page at
> http://www.powaymidlandrr.org/ to the
> "We Have More" section and click on Photo Gallery.
> More nice shots of a
> full-sized Ruby!
>
> Be of good ch
Mike asked, "Where can I find the May 5 photos?"
Go to the bottom of the opening page at http://www.powaymidlandrr.org/ to the
"We Have More" section and click on Photo Gallery. More nice shots of a
full-sized Ruby!
Be of good cheer,
Don +
Fr Donald O. Cram
16mmNGM #4958, NMRA #088078, G1
Trent,
Did I read correctly in that you think the Iver is not cosmetically sound
enough to justify it's price? Do you mean to say the Iver is ugly? This
coming from a Ruby owner? Say it ain't so Trent!!
Jess
While on the subject of Rubys...
A few folks who were at Ron's steam-up yesterday were inquiring about the
website I did for my bash...
http://home.rochester.rr.com/kevstrains/Allisonprototype.html
The steam-up, by the way, was a fine, fine event. When we got there around
1:30, there were aroun
I have missed something. Where can I find the May 5
photo's?
Mike
--- Royce Woodbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Trent Dowler wrote:
>
> > I've not seen pics of the
> > tender.
> >Anyone have any full side view photos of the
> locomotive and tender?
> >
> > Later,
> > Trent
> >
>
>
Royce,
Thanks for the heads up on the locomotive/tender combo pictures. I obviously
hadn't followed all the links. (Or had forgotten about them.)
The tender looks like a really good match to the locomotive. If it weren't
for the tall domes and early pictures, the tender could have been mist
The 0-4-0 at www.powaymidlandrr.org not only looks like a "prototype" for the
Ruby but also looks like a strong argument to purchase the Ruby modified cab
from Vance Bass.
Of course, there was no prototype for the freelance Ruby, but the Poway loco
could have served as one.
Be of good cheer,
> www.powaymidlandrr.org
Thanks for posting the link! She looks like a great big Ruby to me.
Accucraft has always said that Ruby was loosely based on Baldwin practice.
Seems to be true.
-Eric Maschwitz
www.grabiron.com
Hello List,
I've started to post this a couple of times but always resisted for
whatever reason. I came across the link in my bookmarks just a few
moments ago and decided that someone else might get as big a kick out of
it as I did.
The Poway-Midland Railroad, in Poway, California,
(www.pow
Vance,
Please remember, this one is a miner from upstate New York!!
Casey
>From: "VR Bass" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: ANOTHER RUBY PROTOTYPE
>Date: Fri, 23
Very nice engine, but what happened to the steam dome cover on the poor
thing? She's dressed quite elegantly, but forgot to do up some buttons and
her ugly side is hanging out!
-vance-
"Another day goes by in the time machine.
I'm breaking my brain over what it might mean
just to claim the
While searching for something else I came across this photo.
http://www.bitnik.com/RMLI/1.html
Looks like those folks "way out east" have some neat projects on their
plate!
Casey Sterbenz
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