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My c1903 Carette
Storkleg fueled and waiting her turn |
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Remarkably, this ~107
year old engine runs as if new! |
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A good run can last
20 minutes or more, but it's all over in a blur... |
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Yes, a little
maintenance is required - but well returned in the pure
joy generated |
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The Regner Max
appears to be a remarkable piece of engineering for only
$375 |
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This MOW car was
built by a modeler in Sweden as part of an exchange
program |
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I wish I could tell
you more about it, but the details escape me |
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This model is rich in
character and detail |
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A really well done
30mm/ft. scale industrial loco |
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It's so cool, no one
cared that it doesn't run on steam |
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It dwarf's a 1:32
Mainline loco |
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The rolling stock was
equally well made and nicely proportioned |
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The driver looks
comfortable in the cab |
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Kevin's 0-4-0 putting
in a solid run on the original PCLS track |
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Clockwise from lower
left: Bill, Tony, Clark, Jim, Dave, Sonny, and Rob
They are the ones that make this all possible - Thanks
guys |
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Here's the Carette Storkleg
in my backyard. I owe a real debt of gratitude to
those that kindled my interest in early tinplate live
steam |
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