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keeping in line with lima my bought as part of a scrap box,lima ns 12 series locomotive,did not run,missing pantographs,ken
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nice loco guys
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so o great master of the bin cam,i bow to your knowledge ,ken
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Jouef 8525 SNCF DU65 MOW switcher.
This should have been listed under high-speed trains.
I think it's even faster than a Hustler.
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Not found in history books, because it doesn't exist. A B&M RS-12,
formerly D&RGW (Dangerous & Rapidly Growing Worse), then
NdeM, now B&M. Box car by Leo G.
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Since this week's LOTW seems to be European themed, I'm going to re-post my Hornby Flying Scotsman because it's the only European loco I actually have unless the Thomas stuff counts.Ah, whatever, I'll post my Scotsman again.

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Not found in history books, because it doesn't exist. A B&M RS-12,
formerly D&RGW (Dangerous & Rapidly Growing Worse), then
NdeM, now B&M. Box car by Leo G.

Originally posted by Chops124 - August 10 2014 :  5:36:44 PM



Chops, when I saw this with the B&M boxcars under COTW I was thinking "that loco should definitely be LOTW!" - and here it is
I like the look of it - like it has seen some service. Nice addition to the roster

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Not found in history books, because it doesn't exist. A B&M RS-12,
formerly D&RGW (Dangerous & Rapidly Growing Worse), then
NdeM, now B&M. Box car by Leo G.

Originally posted by Chops124 - August 10 2014 :  5:36:44 PM



That's the first and last B&M C415 I'll ever see. Neat!

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Still stuck on Rail Zeppelins?....this one is Z-scale! We went on and on about these in the Does this even qualify as a locomotive? thread but I am making this my LOTW
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Still stuck on Rail Zeppelins?....this one is Z-scale! We went on and on about these in the Does this even qualify as a locomotive? thread but I am making this my LOTW

Originally posted by metalsmith1 - August 11 2014 :  02:07:02 AM



Very cool locomotive (if it qualifies as one). Is it powered by that propeller?
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Still stuck on Rail Zeppelins?....this one is Z-scale! We went on and on about these in the Does this even qualify as a locomotive? thread but I am making this my LOTW

Originally posted by metalsmith1 - August 11 2014 :  02:07:02 AM

Yeah that qualifies as a loco!It's definitely an interesting oddity.

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that is also made in HO too
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that is also made in HO too

Originally posted by microbusss - August 11 2014 :  12:40:52 PM

I believe Marklin makes an H0 scale version. Not sure though.

-Steve

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nice loco guys
Romcat - when you do close ups Use the Flower Icon on the cam That will clear the pic & not be fuzzy

Originally posted by microbusss - August 10 2014 :  12:02:42 PM


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nice loco guys
Romcat - when you do close ups Use the Flower Icon on the cam That will clear the pic & not be fuzzy

Originally posted by microbusss - August 10 2014 :  12:02:42 PM



I didn't know that. Thanks for the info.
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My LOTW is a Mantua Shifter. I've had it for a while and upgraded the detail with a cross-compound air pump, separate injectors, a better whistle, safety valves, a sand dome lid with a handle, working headlight, uncoupling levers, a nicer paint job, and real coal in the tender. Electrical pickup is improved with bronze pickup wipers on the flanges of the left-side drivers and by splitting the tender frame into separately insulated halves so that the trucks pick up on opposite rails.

More recently, I picked up another shifter that was in bad shape but had full valve gear. This being my nicest shifter, I put the valve gear on it.



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My LOTW is a Mantua Shifter. I've had it for a while and upgraded the detail with a cross-compound air pump, separate injectors, a better whistle, safety valves, a sand dome lid with a handle, working headlight, uncoupling levers, a nicer paint job, and real coal in the tender. Electrical pickup is improved with bronze pickup wipers on the flanges of the left-side drivers and by splitting the tender frame into separately insulated halves so that the trucks pick up on opposite rails.

More recently, I picked up another shifter that was in bad shape but had full valve gear. This being my nicest shifter, I put the valve gear on it.




Originally posted by scsshaggy - August 11 2014 :  2:08:06 PM

Aren't you the one with that wild west style layout on Youtube with a couple of those modified Shifters running? If so, I love your layout. Plus, what you did to those Shifters are awesome.

-Steve

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Aren't you the one with that wild west style layout on Youtube with a couple of those modified Shifters running? If so, I love your layout. Plus, what you did to those Shifters are awesome.
Originally posted by kovacste000 - August 11 2014 :  2:20:16 PM


First, thanks for the kind words.

I have some YouTube videos posted. The engines in those are probably Big Sixes, which look almost the same unless you're looking from the side where you can count drivers.

The 0-6-0's have better pickup so the wheels stay clean longer. I use those more than the 0-4-0's, but I still really like this little beast and run it when the track is good and clean.

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Aren't you the one with that wild west style layout on Youtube with a couple of those modified Shifters running? If so, I love your layout. Plus, what you did to those Shifters are awesome.
Originally posted by kovacste000 - August 11 2014 :  2:20:16 PM


First, thanks for the kind words.

I have some YouTube videos posted. The engines in those are probably Big Sixes, which look almost the same unless you're looking from the side where you can count drivers.

The 0-6-0's have better pickup so the wheels stay clean longer. I use those more than the 0-4-0's, but I still really like this little beast and run it when the track is good and clean.

Originally posted by scsshaggy - August 11 2014 :  4:44:46 PM

You're welcome.Oh, and if I remember correctly, I do believe they were Big Sixes. I don't don't know, maybe those 0-4-0s were in the background.Ah, never mind.

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It took me some time to realize that that this was a modified version of the Amtrak phase one scheme. Cool loco
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Lima Via/CN FP45

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Cheers,
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Please post the link to your vids,
all those rods and cranks, would
love to see this in motion!
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Please post the link to your vids,
all those rods and cranks, would
love to see this in motion!
Originally posted by Chops124 - August 12 2014 :  02:28:35 AM


The videos Stephen mentioned are posted to this thread:
http://www.tycoforums.com/tyco/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=13759
They don't have this specific engine on them. The engine on the way freight video does not have the intricate Walschaerts valve gear, but the engines on the manifest freight video do. Sometime, I should get around to posting more videos to that thread.

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Here is my loco. Needs a bit if work.


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Please post the link to your vids,
all those rods and cranks, would
love to see this in motion!
Originally posted by Chops124 - August 12 2014 :  02:28:35 AM


The videos Stephen mentioned are posted to this thread:
http://www.tycoforums.com/tyco/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=13759
They don't have this specific engine on them. The engine on the way freight video does not have the intricate Walschaerts valve gear, but the engines on the manifest freight video do. Sometime, I should get around to posting more videos to that thread.

Originally posted by scsshaggy - August 12 2014 :  08:12:49 AM

That's definitely the video I was thinking of. As for that engine, as an old saying goes, close but no cigar.

-Steve

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May have posted this way back, good for another turn, a Roundhouse Climax Camelback, I still haven't run this one yet. I have GOT to start running some engines!

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Cool loco, Jerry....what is the logo on the tender all about? Interesting!
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The added detail, the paint job and the firewood stacked alongside the boiler all improve this engine's looks immensely compared to having it basic black and built as per the directions. Nice job.
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Cool loco, Jerry....what is the logo on the tender all about? Interesting!

Originally posted by JNXT 7707 - August 12 2014 :  10:04:05 PM



I think this was a custom, not something Roundhouse offered, they did this engine in more than a few schemes with different roadnames. This one looks like a service loco, delivering supplies, there's no road name per se on it, just that it handles nuts, bolts, spikes, etc. I bought it like this at a show last year in Shenendoah, VA area. I believe it to be custom, as the guy had quite a few customized loco's there, and I bought 3 or 4 of them.

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Cool loco, Jerry....what is the logo on the tender all about? Interesting!

Originally posted by JNXT 7707 - August 12 2014 :  10:04:05 PM



I think this was a custom, not something Roundhouse offered, they did this engine in more than a few schemes with different roadnames. This one looks like a service loco, delivering supplies, there's no road name per se on it, just that it handles nuts, bolts, spikes, etc. I bought it like this at a show last year in Shenendoah, VA area. I believe it to be custom, as the guy had quite a few customized loco's there, and I bought 3 or 4 of them.

Jerry

Originally posted by AMC_Gremlin_GT - August 13 2014 :  08:09:05 AM



Well whatever it is, it really adds character. I agree with ken, it all looks so much better than the standard black.

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Cool loco, Jerry....what is the logo on the tender all about? Interesting!

Originally posted by JNXT 7707 - August 12 2014 :  10:04:05 PM



I think this was a custom, not something Roundhouse offered, they did this engine in more than a few schemes with different roadnames. This one looks like a service loco, delivering supplies, there's no road name per se on it, just that it handles nuts, bolts, spikes, etc. I bought it like this at a show last year in Shenendoah, VA area. I believe it to be custom, as the guy had quite a few customized loco's there, and I bought 3 or 4 of them.

Jerry

Originally posted by AMC_Gremlin_GT - August 13 2014 :  08:09:05 AM



Well whatever it is, it really adds character. I agree with ken, it all looks so much better than the standard black.

Originally posted by JNXT 7707 - August 13 2014 :  2:37:40 PM

You are correct on that one.

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This week 2 photos of my Lindberg SW1 in ATSF paint.
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That SW1 is nice, Frank.

My LOTW is another Con-Cor B&O E7 to go along with the one I posted recently. It may be a slippery slope but I like these Con-Cor E7s.


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That SW1 is nice, Frank.

My LOTW is another Con-Cor B&O E7 to go along with the one I posted recently. It may be a slippery slope but I like these Con-Cor E7s.



Originally posted by JNXT 7707 - August 13 2014 :  6:54:45 PM

Looks like we've got yet another victim of the infamous slippery slope.

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Terrific video of Waldo and Way Freight. Equally
impressive was the focus of the era. It is very hard
to maintain such a tight focus on a particular time
period- one is so tempted to stray. The bridges
and retaining walls added much drama to the
scenery. Mind boggling detail: stacks of
locomotive tire rims. Best of show: the shifter's
little lateral dance as it muscled its way about.
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Lindbergh piece the bomb. Never heard of it.
Looks rugged enough to play tennis with.
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Jouef 8525 SNCF DU65 MOW switcher.
This should have been listed under high-speed trains.
I think it's even faster than a Hustler.

Originally posted by PGE33 - August 10 2014 :  12:57:42 PM


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Here is my loco. Needs a bit if work.



Originally posted by raysouthernpac - August 12 2014 :  1:28:52 PM



Nice, even if it does need a bit of work - have always loved demo locos.

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This one is a shell. I found this Geep in Phase one Amtrak colors for a buck that had never been assembled. I assume it was offered by Mantua although I have never seen one. I setout a Walthers geep in phase three paint for comparison.
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