The Home Machinist!

Matt, every couple of years I brush my 1 inch engines tubes. My pilot flame doesn't get a good clean burn so I get some soot. I brush it like my coal burners.

No Jim was a builder and not a operator. I think he loved the challenge of the build, and he liked to make them heavy. Take a close look at the stack, its 1 piece that was machined from solid.

I have a great story about those locomotives and the underhandedness of the people who were selling them. Cash offers were made on 2 of those loco by 2 different people on the same day and we were the first to look at them 3 and a half weeks ago June 18th. We both made offers for the total asking pr...

Sorry Pat, cant this time, but I will see ya in Aug. @ Mill Creek !

Do you know who has Leo's stuff down at Union station ? There was a Blue 4-4-2 1 1/2 scale LE engine along with a 0-4-0 in one inch LE that I never saw before, plates said by Leo Meyers. The car might be in the building someplace...

Tim
It might be at the Drury inn on the west side of Union station, that was the last place I saw some of Leo's stuff that was originally in the station itself. I thought Leo had a family member that had a deal to put some of his stuff on display.

Man that looks really nice. Hope I get an invite soon !!!

Why not call Wayne....
If your near eagle point I think 5 of them will be there 10/16

Per the ebay ad
THE LOCOMOTIVE WAS ORIGINALLY BUILT FOR AN ORGANIZATION THAT COULD NOT AFFORD TO PAY FOR IT AND IT WAS LEGALLY REPROCESSED..
So what is the warning for?

I meet him at Kenny Davis track a few times. had his own steaming bay track that he would flip out a section that would lay over the track and go out on the track to run. Like a vertical switch, he had a amazing way of looking at things, another live steamer that did it his way. A very interesting p...

Yea I found it ! Are you going to make it Dave?

Got it !