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An aircraft hangar can be a great place to run small scale steamers.
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Mosaic-like patterns were everywhere.
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The facade at sunset was easy on the eyes.
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The late night crew enjoys uncrowded and cool steaming.
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The entrance to the 2012 National Summer Steamup.
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Richard Murray's turn of the century traction engine ran quite well.
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An Aster Great Northern Railway S2 class locomotive.
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Richard Murray watches as his 2-2-0 "Ant" speeds past.
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My Carette Storkleg put in several solid runs.
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Bob Sorenson's beautiful scratchbuilt 0-4-0 "Chip".
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Richard Murray's "Ant" is a scratchbuilt 0-Gauge oscillator.
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The driver of the Carette Storkleg.
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Steamers are a friendly lot.
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Duc Nguyen tweaks his Aster Western Maryland Shay.
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David Outteridge demonstrates his unique remote control.
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Grover Cleveland's John Burrell built "Ogwen".
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Marc Horovitz's scratchbuilt "Indefatigable" and the new Accucraft loco "Dora".
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Duc Nguyen's Aster three-truck Shay is seen in action.
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Tom King and Jim McDavid watch as a Roundhouse Forney makes its way by them.
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An Alan Redeker Cab Forward conversion.
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