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by KidAmato
Sat Dec 03, 2011 11:52 am
Forum: Live Steam Marketplace
Topic: Wanted: 3/4" scale kozo a3 parts
Replies: 1
Views: 1998

Wanted: 3/4" scale kozo a3 parts

Hey Friends,
im in need of castings for a kozo a3 in 3/4" scale. If you have any castings please PM me or post a reply below.
Thank you :).

Best wishes,
Nico Amato
by KidAmato
Fri Dec 02, 2011 12:11 am
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: 3/4" Scale Tender
Replies: 200
Views: 74418

Re: 3/4" Scale Tender

yeah jack. this sounds like a very cool and interesting challenge for us 3/4" scale lovers.
by KidAmato
Mon Nov 28, 2011 2:31 am
Forum: Live Steam Marketplace
Topic: WTB: LBSC's "Maisie" bits and drawings
Replies: 9
Views: 4669

Re: WTB: LBSC's "Maisie" bits and drawings

Bill Shields wrote:why don't you look at what John K at Friends models has to offer?

Coventry's 0-6-0 is a nice model and easy to transport.

His castings are superb.

Or a Raritan? Amazing little loco.
Do you know where drawings/castings can be aquired to build a 3/4" scale raritan?
by KidAmato
Sun Nov 27, 2011 8:15 pm
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: 3/4" Scale Tender
Replies: 200
Views: 74418

Re: 3/4" Scale Tender

Hello My Friends Here are a couple photos of machined brake cylinders. The bore is 5/8", the piston rod is 1/8". The piston is free machining brass with a Teflon cup seal. Tiny tee bolts were made from #1-72 brass model bolts to hold the heads in place. The return spring is stainless. The...
by KidAmato
Wed Nov 02, 2011 8:51 pm
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: New York Central J1e
Replies: 246
Views: 98443

Re: New York Central J1e

highiron999 wrote:Jack;

That cab layout is too nice! Go man go!

Leonard Evans/Highiron999
The man has a point jack. Your work is just beyond outstanding and is by far my favorite.
Keep it up man!

Nico.
by KidAmato
Sun Oct 09, 2011 9:43 pm
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: 3/4" Scale Tender
Replies: 200
Views: 74418

Re:

Hi all, Jack, your tender looks great so far. And that looks like a lot of rivets. How many will you need to complete the tank? I don't have a air chisel so I use a normal hammer too. Here are some progress views on my water tank (some weeks old, as I didn't had time for further progress the last w...
by KidAmato
Sat Oct 08, 2011 12:59 pm
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: Riveting a cab
Replies: 11
Views: 3729

Re: Riveting a cab

wow, when I first posted this i never thought everyone would be so helpful. Once again I do appreciate all your posts. I am looking into the websites as we speak and still accepting all suggestions.

thanks for the help!

Nico
by KidAmato
Sat Oct 08, 2011 1:47 am
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: 3/4" Scale Tender
Replies: 200
Views: 74418

Re: 3/4" Scale Tender

Adirondack wrote:Jack, the work you do continues to blow me away. I wish I could sit in your shop just to watch you work.

Really.
I agree with Adirondack.... your work is outstanding.

Nico
by KidAmato
Sat Oct 08, 2011 12:58 am
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: Riveting a cab
Replies: 11
Views: 3729

Re: Riveting a cab

Steve,
Thank you very much for the advice on that, makes plenty of sense. Just outta curiosity, where should i go order rivets and sheet metal from?

Thanks,
Nico
by KidAmato
Fri Oct 07, 2011 9:54 am
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: Riveting a cab
Replies: 11
Views: 3729

Re: Riveting a cab

Thank you all for replying. This really does help in some way. To Bill Shields, I was planning on making the cab out of brass. What rivets would ou recommend? This is for a 3/4" scale tich that is being americanized, so its not the bigest of projects... Thank you all for replying. Keep posting ...
by KidAmato
Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:59 am
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: Riveting a cab
Replies: 11
Views: 3729

Riveting a cab

Hey there fellow steamers,
I'm writing this in need of guidance on how to build a riveted metal cab.

Please write soon, need help. All suggestions welcome!

Thank you,
Nico
by KidAmato
Wed Oct 05, 2011 10:39 pm
Forum: Live Steam
Topic: New York Central J1e
Replies: 246
Views: 98443

Re: New York Central J1e

Wow jack. your work is beyond amazing. It really has/is influencing me. Again, amazing work and keep it up!