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Hello .. My name is john Eng my father James Eng built a little engines pacific over the years. It is complete and we got to run it once on the stand. My dad Died on april 10th from cancer and I promised him I would run his engine. I know a lot about steam locomotives as my father and I also work on...

Wow that is Wonderful. Amazing work !!

Thank you so much What I was hoping would be there

Crap I missed a zero . And yes stone was the material

I am doing research on the Vulcan Duplex locomotive and I found that there is something in the 2000 Jan/Feb about the duplex in the Mail Stop by Al Armitage? I was wondering if anyone has a copy they could scan in for me to see what it says ?

Thank you

I wonder if anything was found to see if this was really the engine ? I wonder if it will ever see the light of day

This is Interesting
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/art-deco ... in-791149/

Well it was a try . Up to the top makes more sense . Is this a possible hand crank to manual pull the water scoop up

Spit balling here . If the engine has a water scoop, and lets say ,as we know happens that the scoop does not retract in time and get smashed . Is this a place that the rod shown would be used to shut a valve in the tender to stop water from leaking from a smashed scoop ? This is the only thing I ca...

This just popped up on the Preservation site

http://rypn.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f= ... 9d1ce9375b

video of this engine?

https://www.staugustine.com/videos/news ... 971593001/

IS there any info in this engine ? Or views when together ?