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 Posted - March 16 2016 : 7:02:19 PM
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:D I know its a headlight, but who made it and what kind of headlight is it?
Heres the link if the image dosen't show:
http://i.imgur.com/1ogOZwz.jpg
If I can't fix it, I can fix it so it can't be fixed.
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Posted - March 16 2016 : 7:35:48 PM
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It's some weird artifact from your weird alternate universe where Mantua Pacific tenders are $6
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Posted - March 16 2016 : 10:56:55 PM
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Zeldatheswordsman, if you can't help, then dont comment/reply. And dont criticize.
"Say nothing when you have nothing good to say" - ever heard of it?
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Posted - March 16 2016 : 11:48:06 PM
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Yeah, I've heard of it. It's not as applicable as you'd think. And "If you can't help, don't comment" is rich coming from you since everything you've posted in my thread has been unhelpful.
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Posted - March 17 2016 : 09:14:19 AM
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I'm stumped. Is it from a small industrial diesel?
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Posted - March 17 2016 : 09:15:17 AM
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I'm stumped. Is it from a small industrial diesel?
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Posted - March 17 2016 : 12:18:06 PM
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Part of a locomotive head light with side number boards
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Posted - March 17 2016 : 3:43:39 PM
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quote:Part of a locomotive head light with side number boards
Originally posted by toptrain - March 17 2016 : 12:18:06 PM
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Yes, I know, but do you know what kind of headlight this is, and what kind of loco I should put this thing on?
Someone in another forum said they were used on Mountainous locos like the Coulorado and southern, is he right?
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Posted - March 19 2016 : 4:25:55 PM
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quote: quote:Part of a locomotive head light with side number boards
Originally posted by toptrain - March 17 2016 : 12:18:06 PM
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Yes, I know, but do you know what kind of headlight this is, and what kind of loco I should put this thing on?
Someone in another forum said they were used on Mountainous locos like the Coulorado and southern, is he right?
Originally posted by trainman280Â -Â March 17 2016Â :Â 3:43:39 PM
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That is what I thought at first, probably right. Compare it to photos of the real locos
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Posted - March 19 2016 : 4:29:52 PM
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| Think pink.
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Posted - March 22 2016 : 4:18:29 PM
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Alien space junk recovered in Roswell, New Mexico.
Actually, since it is "bolted down" with "bands" it leaves me to think it was some
kind of steam powered generator that would sit just before the engineer's cab and
generate electricity.
Some dining cars in the early 1940's had chain driven generators that propelled
electric generators in the undercarriage that made electricity to power the new
fangled invention of the microwave oven (apparently a variant of RADAR waves, yes)
to cook food rapidly. Back then microwave ovens were roughly the size of a
freezer chest. I'm not sure who employed them, I want to say the SF Super Chief.
Cabooses also used that technology for electricity.
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Posted - March 24 2016 : 09:52:28 AM
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The way it is put together and the missing parts, I would have to say off of a old tinplat steam engine.
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Posted - March 24 2016 : 4:11:34 PM
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Toptrain, almost looks like maybe a Lionel boxcab headlight. But seems a bit too small for o.
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