AT THE MUSEUM
- Trainman4602
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AT THE MUSEUM
The 1361 takes its rightful place next the GG1
Video to follow
Video to follow
ALLWAYS OPERATING MY TRAIN IN A SAFE MANNER USING AUTOMATIC AIR BRAKES
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Perfect!
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Very nice!
Todd
Todd
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I agree with others Dave...very nice! And the 1361 looks pretty good too! Just kidding. What an honor to share your skills in the presence of other noted 1:1 railroad artifacts. Congrats!
To that end...find attached a couple pix of the 1.5" scale 4917 at the ILS during the recent Annual Meet last month. Carl B.
To that end...find attached a couple pix of the 1.5" scale 4917 at the ILS during the recent Annual Meet last month. Carl B.
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- Dan Willey
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Dave,
I agree with NP317.... perfect!
Dan
I agree with NP317.... perfect!
Dan
1/8 scale: Mercer Locomotive K4, Saturated Steam E6
Full scale: Woodings CBL speeder/motorcar NARCOA
Full scale: Woodings CBL speeder/motorcar NARCOA
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Dave, That's a great picture of your engine next to the GG1 Hey, I may have wound one of those armatures on that GG1 back in the day
talk to you soon
pete
talk to you soon
pete
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Hi Pete
Thanks
Looking at the GG1 I get the inspiration to build some. I have a good number of prints. I think I'll start with the pantograph.
Thanks
Looking at the GG1 I get the inspiration to build some. I have a good number of prints. I think I'll start with the pantograph.
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Even after cleaning the engine has just the right amount of patina on it to make it look better than it did new. Looks really great on display. Wish I was closer to go back to the museum and see it. I have not been there since 2006 I think. Great museum and double bonus of having the Strausburg right across the street.
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You should go help rebuild the 1:1 version
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My son and I appreciated your model, and I appreciated your willingness to talk to this Vermonter.
You were patient enough to answer my many questions, and have opened up my mind to new ideas.
It's amazing what a face to face conversation can accomplish.
Your locomotive is inspiring, as was our trip to the museum.
Bill
You were patient enough to answer my many questions, and have opened up my mind to new ideas.
It's amazing what a face to face conversation can accomplish.
Your locomotive is inspiring, as was our trip to the museum.
Bill
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Hi Bill
It was nice to meet with you . I don't mind answering any questions that is a big part of this hobby. Hopefully you will continue you quest to build a locomotive some day.
Thanks Dave
It was nice to meet with you . I don't mind answering any questions that is a big part of this hobby. Hopefully you will continue you quest to build a locomotive some day.
Thanks Dave
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