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| Richard
Fnlayson keeps pace with his Aster 4-6-0 |
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| "City
of Truro" at speed |
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| Anne
Stephens runs her Accucraft Edrig |
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| A
rubber stopper makes a fine cylinder head. It
seemed perfectly reasonable at 2:00 am (see Page 4) |
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| "City
of Truro" is an elegant locomotive |
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| One
more look at this classic |
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| Cool
ducted fan RC airplane. (It's OK, they assured me they
like live steam trains even more) |
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| GS4
at speed on the PCLS track |
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| Bill
Baxley's Aster K4 always puts in a great performance |
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| This
appears to be a Roundhouse offering |
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| Bill's
engine rushes past the camera |
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| I
can't decide whether I like the "war baby"
colors or the daylight scheme best |
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| Steve
Heselton does a masterful job weathering his locomotives |
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| He
has put together an impressive collection of realistic
rolling stock and locomotives |
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| Subtlety
governs his work |
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| This
year's shay-up may not have set any records, but it was
a great time nonetheless |
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| Dwight
Ennis and his first effort at a major build. We
are all looking forward to seeing it completed |
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| Here's
another view of Accucraft's 2-6-0 "Nevada" |
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| A
nicely proportioned 4-4-0 from Accucraft |
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| With
an open cab it's easy to imagine what it must have been
like to drive an early locomotive |
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