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| My
experimental Extended Valve Timing oscillator running on
steam for the first time |
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| Preparation
of the shays is underway |
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| David
Leech with Dan's radar gun making sure the shay-up stays
safe and sane |
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| 8:00
pm: And they're off! |
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| 8:10
pm: They're entering turn one! |
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| 8:20
pm: They're accelerating hard! |
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| 8:30
pm: They're thundering at full song and have
completed nearly a quarter of a lap! |
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| OK,
so I am not a real shay fan - However, the
shay-up is a popular favorite |
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| Tom
King (aka The Track King) is always a willing
participant in the shay-up |
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| Eric,
Henner, and David teamed up to build this impressive
loggers play land |
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| These
captions don't write themselves - I could use some help
with this one |
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| The
donkeys are really beautifully proportioned and very
well made |
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| This
beautiful 4-4-0 was built by Gordon Watson of Argyle
Locomotive works in Australia |
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| Fully
sprung, it floats gracefully along the rails |
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| This
BAGRS Project Loco was built by a 9 year old |
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| The
Saturday evening barbeque is always popular |
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| Once
again, proof that our hobby has a bright future |
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| Regner's
latest offering has a horizontal boiler with an overtype
engine |
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| The
mechanism is well displayed and fun to watch |
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