What's in the box...?
- Dannypenguin
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What's in the box...?
Dan
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If you are frightened to open it then send it to me and I will open it for you and tell you what is in it.
I promise to send it back to you when I get bored with it.
I've got a big holiday to pay for this year so I hope these stay in production until I can afford one.
I've got a big holiday to pay for this year so I hope these stay in production until I can afford one.
Regards
Andy McMahon
If it moves, salute it. If it doesn't move, paint it. (RN sailors basic skills course 1968)
Andy McMahon
If it moves, salute it. If it doesn't move, paint it. (RN sailors basic skills course 1968)
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Loco was collected Saturday night by a VERY happy customer, here are a couple of pictures I took of it last night at the local club:


This one has polished brass bands as opposed to black as well as the cab lamp being removable - both requested at specification stage.
I think it suits the blue!


This one has polished brass bands as opposed to black as well as the cab lamp being removable - both requested at specification stage.
I think it suits the blue!
Dan
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Oooh, it looks a lot nicer in blue... If you were to remove the daft-looking lamp from the roof (it'd look much nicer on the rear bunker instead of that lumpy thing) and replaced the oversized sight glass RH seem keen on nowadays I'd almost go so far as to say it was attractive... Mind you, my loco roster includes a Regner Konrad and a WD Baldwin, so I guess beauty really is in the eye of the beholder!
Cheers,
Andrew.
Cheers,
Andrew.
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I was watching the Indian railways programme on the Beeb last night, which featured the real thing, I happened to have the Roundhouse page open. I was very impressed by how accurately Roundhouse have captured the appearance of the prototype.
How are the two sets of valve gear controlled on the two bogies? Is there one mechanical linkage or have they opted for two servos, one on each bogie, hence the "only available in RC"?
How are the two sets of valve gear controlled on the two bogies? Is there one mechanical linkage or have they opted for two servos, one on each bogie, hence the "only available in RC"?
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Next one that is coming is in Crimson Lake, so watch this spacelaurence703:112970 wrote:I think it'd look good in their "Crimson Lake"
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I guess that would be mine. I hope I like it in Crimson Lake, it's very difficult to visualise before you actually see it. I must admit it does look good in blue ! !Dannypenguin:112992 wrote: Next one that is coming is in Crimson Lake, so watch this spaceI think the customer of it is also a member here...
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Dan,
Nice to meet you on Saturday and thanks for rearranging delivery of the Garratt. It arrived safe and sound this morning.
For those interested here are a couple of quick pictures taken on a rather dull afternoon. I have to say it's a much browner colour than I was expecting from Crimson Lake but it's growing on me and it's a beautiful loco in any colour.


Brian
Nice to meet you on Saturday and thanks for rearranging delivery of the Garratt. It arrived safe and sound this morning.
For those interested here are a couple of quick pictures taken on a rather dull afternoon. I have to say it's a much browner colour than I was expecting from Crimson Lake but it's growing on me and it's a beautiful loco in any colour.


Brian
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Ho ho that is nice
no problem good to meet you!
Dan
Visit the PFLR website - http://poultonfarmlightrailway.webs.com/
Dean Forest Railway Society website - http://dfrsociety.org/
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Dean Forest Railway Society website - http://dfrsociety.org/
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