Roundhouse George
Roundhouse George
Hi all,
Just recieved my Roundhouse George today, haven't steamed it yet, maybe tomorrow, definitely Sunday, but a few teaser piccies first
Thats all for now, more on Sunday
Steven
Just recieved my Roundhouse George today, haven't steamed it yet, maybe tomorrow, definitely Sunday, but a few teaser piccies first
Thats all for now, more on Sunday
Steven
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Well, I was going for the Lew but 1), I've already got an Accucraft, 2), I haven't got much room where I'm at, so a smaller engine would be better, and 3), I personally think the George is Prettier.DolwyddelanLightRail:65156 wrote:Please say a Lew? (I doubt it however )
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Gave it a brief run over a 3ft length of track just now. It all seems to work okay, safety valve was lifting a bit but it wasn't using much steam up anyway.
I think I'll wait till tomorrow now where there will be some guys who know what they are doing and can help me with it!
Another pic for you all:
Is it ok to leave a little water and gas in the engine until its run tomorrow or should I empty it?
Thanks
Steven
I think I'll wait till tomorrow now where there will be some guys who know what they are doing and can help me with it!
Another pic for you all:
Is it ok to leave a little water and gas in the engine until its run tomorrow or should I empty it?
Thanks
Steven
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Personally I don't like leaving gas in a loco, after leaving the edrig with half a tank of gas in the kitchen once, and the gas valve didn't shut properley and stunk half the house out
As for water, I tend to drain the boiler's if the loco isn't going to be run for a few days, but leaving some in there overnight is fine (I've only started to do this however since moving to York, because of the harder water than Wales)
Apart from all that I do quite like the appearance of the loco, the tender however looks a bit large (and also a lightly modded Penrhyn Tender?)
As for water, I tend to drain the boiler's if the loco isn't going to be run for a few days, but leaving some in there overnight is fine (I've only started to do this however since moving to York, because of the harder water than Wales)
Apart from all that I do quite like the appearance of the loco, the tender however looks a bit large (and also a lightly modded Penrhyn Tender?)
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