Gotcha!
Geoff.
Hello all
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>Jim O'Hearn
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Got yours out here in "flyover" country Texas.
It was good to steam with you in Sacramento.
Jim Crabb
Hello Jim,
Your message has been received in Austria.
Regards
Bert
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Aloha! You came in fine here, Jim! Vickie-Marie
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Vickie-Marie Ward
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I'm having some difficulty responding to messages so
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Jim O'Hearn
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| Date: Sun, 02 May 2004 00:00:36 -0400
| From: Bede McCormack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Subject: Still there???
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| Hey! A week with no activity- have I been cut off? Or is the spring
| weather keeping eve
Tag,
Thanks for the enlightenment.
"I say, proper cylinders" as the Queen would say-"That's real proper like"
as Jim Bragg would say!!!
Geoff.
On 3/10/03 12:53 am, "Geoff Spenceley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Bob,
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>> Thanks!
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>> A unique concept if you ask me. Having the "boiler"
On 3/10/03 12:53 am, "Geoff Spenceley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bob,
>
> Thanks!
>
> A unique concept if you ask me. Having the "boiler" and heating in the
> tender allows for room in the locomotive boiler space for cylinder or
> cylinders. I suspect they use an oscillator- or oscillators.
If you have 45mm and 32mm dual gauge you can run "N", 9mm, on the narrow
gauge.
Robb in MI
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Pete,
Great thinking--very interesting! So now I assume you will be ordering the
Hornby live steam since you have "track in place"! You caused me to
measure my 4-3/4--3-1/2" but since I was generous with the 3-1/2" track to
accomodate the Britannia I only have 30mm--or I would be good for 32mm f
Geoff ...
When I first set rail to tie on the East Serendipity Railway these many
years ago I never thought I would be such a trend setter ... having built
dual gauge track with gauges 1 and 2 some years ago, I was pleased to
discover that with the rail width used I was left with about 16.5mm (
Mike,
You may be right about the twelve coaches, but I would prefer to see
her heading a set of Gresley articulateds in teak!! This could tempt
me back to cellar railroading, but I'd have to swap my Myford for a
watchmakers model and an eyeglas!.
Bert. Now living in Austria. (ex-Darlington!) L
Bob,
Thanks!
A unique concept if you ask me. Having the "boiler" and heating in the
tender allows for room in the locomotive boiler space for cylinder or
cylinders. I suspect they use an oscillator- or oscillators.
Well, my first loco was an O gauge Hornby c/w in 1930--so I guess I'll be
on the
Yes, looked at the website love the Mallard engine and live steam also.
Only need to come up with about 750 USD.
Steve
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>Gary,
>I thought it was kind of cool myself! Here is a page on it for all to see:
>http://www.hornbyrailways.com/pages/livestm_live.aspx
>Here is another page: http://www
Gary,
I thought it was kind of cool myself! Here is a page on it for all to see:
http://www.hornbyrailways.com/pages/livestm_live.aspx
Here is another page: http://www.hornbyrailways.com/pages/livestm_loco.aspx
I guess it comes as a set.
Bob Starr
Gary wrote:-
> I have just read a sales insert from Hornby regarding their latest
> producta HO/OO scale electrically heated live steam A4 ( British
> 4-6-2). It looks amazing. The electrically heated boiler is in the
> tender, all the electronics and dual chime whistles are in the loco.
> T
Gary Broeder (by way of Dave Cole) wrote:
I have read of electrically heated steam many years ago in the larger
scales but I think this is a first for HO.
Interesting, I've heard of steam locomotives being built by hobbyists as
small as N gauge, but I've never heard of one going into production
To those of the list,
I have just read a sales insert from Hornby regarding their latest
producta HO/OO scale electrically heated live steam A4 ( British
4-6-2). It looks amazing. The electrically heated boiler is in the
tender, all the electronics and dual chime whistles are in the loco.
In a message dated 9/24/02 8:10:05 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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<< You going to run it at Clark's place in October? >>
Planning on it!
Bob
Hi Bob,
Congratulations.
Sounds like you did get a good deal after all.
You going to run it at Clark's place in October?.
Regards,
Tony D.
At 07:45 PM 9/23/02 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>It came today and seems like it turned out to be a good deal. Ran it today
>on my lu
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Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 9:46 PM
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> In a message dated 9/23/02 6:59:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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In a message dated 9/23/02 6:59:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I had a idea to make
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Cab Forward is not a bad idea. Might put some thought to that one. I do
believe that the majority of the
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> It came today and seems like it turned out to be a good deal. Ran it
It came today and seems like it turned out to be a good deal. Ran it today
on my lunch hour and even runs better than the one I have. Came with a
pressure guage and the aftermarket safety valve. I guess I scored at that
price. Hmmn, now what to make out of it.
Bob
Hi Kevin,
Received clear. But not loud!!!
Tony D.
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So where are the questions?? Did I pass?
Message received Kevin!
Chuck Walters - President
Central New York Large Scale Railway Society
http://home.twcny.rr.com/cnylsrs
"Ten-foot modelers rule"
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At 10:12 AM -0800 2/20/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>After deleting most of my forwards from
>sslivesteam, I head on over to there where the topics are of interest and few
>arguments ensue.
An e-mail technical note: if an argument starts and I haven't had a chance
to end it (or I personally am pa
Gee, a little cosmetic work, and that would make a great EBT#1! I've
got drawings for that in 1:20, and it's on my "someday" list of locos to
build, along with EBT #12. (That way, it will look better with my 1:22
B'mann hoppers.) Currently, my only EBT steamer is a modified Creekside
Baldwin 0-
Welcome Wayne,
Since the Oracle (Dave) accepts your 1/12 scale Porter, I'll make a
comment it. I bought an O.S Porter kit in 1990 and have been running it
since that time. Wonderful loco and it sure delights the kids sitting
behind me on the riding car. The visiting ladies enjoy it most however
At 5:19 PM -0800 12/26/99, Wayne E Baldwin wrote:
>I have to confess, this locomotive is a 3/4"
>scale model and I'm not sure if it qualifies for the list.
This is right on the edge of size (our charter talks about 1:13 and your
engine is 1:12) -- but all true small-scale live steamers admire Koz
Hello,
> ENCOURAGEMENTS
> o When you sign up, post a little note identifying yourself and your
> background. This helps others understand the underpinnings of
OK, I'm new, so here's a short bio.
My Name is Wayne Baldwin and I'm from Philadelphia, PA. Now whenever I
introduce my
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