A champion is born.

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Chris Hollands
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That radial arm drill looks new , must be chinese .

Fantastic looking engine , you deserve to be proud , detail pays off , it is worth the effort in the long run .
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We all had a great time at the Pasco Central and Gulf railroad in Florida these past 2 weeks.
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On the bridge at Pasco central and gulf railroad
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While in Florida last month I picked up a very nice riding car from my friend Mike Venezia. We installed the trucks and brought it home. I covered the top where the seats mount with full aluminum diamond plate. I ran 2 lines for brakes. One for vacuum on one truck and air for the other truck. The vacuum connection is 3/16" of cource and I use Clippard connections for the air pressure.
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Now,,, das pertty !!
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Ya gotta make the seats adjustable like our pickups , right ? OKay but not motorized .
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This week trying to not to work at cracking the whip around Keal Case here I managed to make more important things like making details for this Pocono Northern currently parked here in the machine shop on site. Fun stuff I think.Your humble servant is making the little tool box [ actually 2 tool boxes ] for the underside of the tender.The small brass brackets for the rods that keep the lid closed are time consuming but rewarding.When finished riveting the small drive screws in place I shall silver solder the rods to keep them from moving. Hey... paint the whole mess and it should look okay,,,, I think.
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Completed.
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The 1637 is coming along nicely. She is almost ready for paint. Tool boxes are attached.
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Beautiful work Paulie...Are you going to fabricate a set of miniature tools to go in the boxes? LOL!
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Heck NO !!! That's Mikie's job Ralph
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It doesn't look as if the toolbox doors actually open.
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