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Just to liven the place up
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Just to liven the place up
Just to liven this Forum up I thought I'd do a picture heavy thread
Loch Lomond
Coates Thread Mills Paisley now flats
York
York
York
York: NRM
York Museum
A dog's saddest feeling is to be left behind!
Loch Lomond
Coates Thread Mills Paisley now flats
York
York
York
York: NRM
York Museum
A dog's saddest feeling is to be left behind!
Last edited by daved on 15/5/2009, 8:25 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Rich didn't know where they were)
daved- Registered user
Re: Just to liven the place up
Very nice... Any chance you could edit your post and put some titles in so I know where they were?
Rich
Rich
Re: Just to liven the place up
That engine Dave, a 2 6 2 tank locomotive looks very simular to the Hornby wind up model produced in their thousands early 1900's to 1960's although that one only had 4 wheels probably for practicle purposes.
Just thought you may like to know that. As luck would have it, last night I was surfing on Uube and came across several windup lay outs being demonstrated. The engine only did a couple of cicuits before running out of spring load. The American engine of course went much further with bigger springs.
As Michael Cane would say, 'not many people know that'.
Just thought you may like to know that. As luck would have it, last night I was surfing on Uube and came across several windup lay outs being demonstrated. The engine only did a couple of cicuits before running out of spring load. The American engine of course went much further with bigger springs.
As Michael Cane would say, 'not many people know that'.
uk kiwis- Registered user
Re: Just to liven the place up
Geek!uk kiwis wrote:That engine Dave, a 2 6 2 tank locomotive looks very simular to the Hornby wind up model produced in their thousands early 1900's to 1960's although that one only had 4 wheels probably for practicle purposes.
Just thought you may like to know that. As luck would have it, last night I was surfing on Uube and came across several windup lay outs being demonstrated. The engine only did a couple of cicuits before running out of spring load. The American engine of course went much further with bigger springs.
As Michael Cane would say, 'not many people know that'.
Rich
Re: Just to liven the place up
No no no....the boy in me has NOT died........hey listen, toy collectors all over the world pay huge money for toys of yester year. Utube has some unbelievable garden railway lay outs by the way. I can admire them BUT that's all........folks
uk kiwis- Registered user
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