Challenger tender photos
- Chris Hollands
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Challenger tender photos
As requested by a few people I finally worked out how to put photos onto this site.the brakes and suspension are prototype with inexcess of 2000 individual components nuts bolts pins bushes etc, and then I bought a do it your self nickel plating kit to keep rust at bay and plated the componets ,all pins ,nuts bolts and screws are stainless.
You would have to have rocks in your head to do this but the more detail you do its like a diease the more detail you want to do.
You would have to have rocks in your head to do this but the more detail you do its like a diease the more detail you want to do.
- Trainman4602
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Chris
Beautiful work !
I under stand exactly your meaning about the detail. I experienced this with the 1361
I had to have every detail that the prototype had. God forbid if I missed something. I would redo it. I think I spent an additional two years just on detailing it.
In the long run you will have a beautiful museum quality locomotive.
Pleases post more pictures of the progress.
Beautiful work !
I under stand exactly your meaning about the detail. I experienced this with the 1361
I had to have every detail that the prototype had. God forbid if I missed something. I would redo it. I think I spent an additional two years just on detailing it.
In the long run you will have a beautiful museum quality locomotive.
Pleases post more pictures of the progress.
- JBodenmann
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Nice
It's always a shame to hide all that Hard work, but thats nice. Of course you new that!!!
Can't wait to see the other end....Engine.
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Can't wait to see the other end....Engine.
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Jim Leggett
Montreal Live Steamers
www.montreallivesteamers.org
A Founding Member of the Tinkerbell Scale Society - Northern Division
I'm an A.R.S.E. (Association of Railroad Steam Engineers)
Toad Swamp & Punk Hollow Railroad - Head Tycoon
The Juvenile Traction Company - CEO & Apprentice Machinist 3rd Class
White Mountain Central RR - Engineer & Fireman