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My wild guess is Ernst Plank Spur 8 65mm, but I'm not a collector. It can also be what Carette and Bing called Spur III 67mm, which Schoenner called Spur IIa. At that time there was no common standards as today. And the guage was measured at the top of the round rails, not between as done today. Yo...

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My wild guess is Ernst Plank Spur 8 65mm, but I'm not a collector. It can also be what Carette and Bing called Spur III 67mm, which Schoenner called Spur IIa. At that time there was no common standards as today. And the guage was measured at the top of the round rails, not between as done today. Yo...

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rebelego wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 7:35 am Cool! The old track gauge numbers are very confusing.
Just to be sure ... Can you measure it in mm? Or take a photo with a ruler?

We would be pleased to hear your opinion and the opinion of your colleagues

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rebelego wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 7:35 am Cool! The old track gauge numbers are very confusing.
Just to be sure ... Can you measure it in mm? Or take a photo with a ruler?

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rebelego wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 8:35 am Nice loco! What is the gauge? Do you have the burner and tender? Can you take photos showing the whole loco from the front and both sides?

Unfortunately, there is no tender. Track (spur) 2

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I only know the Plank VULCAN being driven on the first axle. The similarity in style and design from E.P. "Vulkan" is obvious. It would be interesting to hear the opinion of German colleagues, but I have no contacts among German collectors. P.S. If you or someone from the participants of ...

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The problem I have with this loco is that I cannot find any storkleg live steamers that are driven by the front wheels. This could possibly be an alteration made by a previous owner. Checking through my collection of pictures and notes made over the years, the cab is very much Schoenner looking, as...

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Perhaps our colleagues from Gemania could help us, but apparently there are few of them on this forum. I tried to log in to one of the German forums, but it didn’t work for me The German link seemed to work, but as far as I could make out, it mainly covered the small scales from more recent years. ...

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Do you think that it may have had the original paintwork stripped? Phil.P Of course not. The locomotive is in original paint and in excellent condition for its age. Perhaps our colleagues from Gemania could help us, but apparently there are few of them on this forum. I tried to log in to one of the...

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Keith S wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 9:42 pm Guessing is so much more fun when there is no photograph!

I’m guessing it’s a Wilesco “Lukas”.

It turned out to draw a little attention to the topic.

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-steves- wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 4:45 pm Is that a Bing loco?

Maybe it's Bing, but I'm leaning more towards Georges Carette. Maybe I'm wrong, because I'm based solely on the production style. These are my guesses

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Greetings colleagues! I want to share with you an amazing locomotive from my collection. This example is in excellent working condition, completely original and in its original paint job. Extremely rare, no signs of rust or missing parts, with excellent signs of age and use. I would appreciate help ...

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