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| 1.
Part of the load pulled by Jerry Reshew's Stephenson
Planet. |
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| 2. Dewitt
Clinton scratch built by Charlie Mynheir and owned by
Jim Crabb. |
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| 3. Jane owned by
David Hamilton, dedicated to the memory of Bob Paule and
Erv Mueller. |
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| 4. Jim
Montgomery's early Bing locomotive. |
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| 5. John
Thompson's coal fired BAGRS Loco. Too cool! |
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| 6. Backhead
view of Richard Finlayson's coal fired C62. |
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| 7. Getting
ready to run the Western Woods Loco. Sterno does
the trick. |
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| 8. Richard
Finlayson running his coal fired Japanese prototype
Aster. |
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| 9. My Loco
towing Greg Colonna's boxcar. |
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| 11. A Steam
Powered motorhome? Just kidding! This was
probably the largest locomotive at the event. |
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| 12. Tom Myers
watches as this 7/8" scale locomotive trundles
past. |
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| 13. One of
the neat gifts for registering early underscores the diminutive
size of the HO Scale Crampton. |
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| 14. A close
look at the burner on Jim's HO Scale Rocket. Note
the lack of combustion clearance. Nonetheless, the
engine runs quite well! |
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| 15. The light
is getting low on Saturday evening. |
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| 16.
Soni Honniger's awesome K-27 basks in the evening light. |
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| 17. Soni
works on his engine. |
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| 18. This
little guy seemed to be enjoying his ride. |
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| 19. This is
pretty much what things begin to look like at 4:00 AM...
Tom Myers' Roundhouse Katie. |
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| 20. The
ingenious cylinder cock arrangement on this O-Gauge
Northern. |
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| 21. Jim
Montgomery's antique Mogul at speed. There are
more and more antique engines showing up at steamups.
A great trend that I'd really like to see continue. |
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| 22. A rake of
reproduction coaches looking good behind the mogul. |
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| 23. Another
look at the Mogul. |
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| 24. One last
look at the Mogul. |
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| 25. A couple
of Larry Smith's engines. |
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| 26. Larry
Smith built this repro antique engine from
scratch. It's a beauty and runs quite well! Looks
like another project to add to my endless list of
projects. |
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| 27. A gaggle
of antique engines from the collection of Larry Smith. |
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| 28. Late
Night at the Peanut Gallery. |
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| 29. The red
"Coffee Pot" engine is the work of Paul
Trevaskis. The Saddle tanker is a Roundhouse
offering. Nice stuff. |
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| 30. Here are
two beauties. One (right) is David Martin's Legend 4-4-0, the other is
Soni's K-27. |
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| 31. This Jane
made several good runs. |
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| 32. Evening
light sets the mood as Richard Finlayson runs his coal
fired Aster. |
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| 33. Here we
see a partial view of the three tracks in the atrium at
about 3:30 AM. |
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| 34. The
Diamondhead Ramada's atrium is a great place for a
steamup. The pool was willingly shared by
swimmers, putt-putt boats, and, steam launches. |
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| 35. Winding
down late on Sunday night. |
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| 36. Jerry has
left the building... It's over for another year as
Jerry waves goodbye. |
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note:
I would be obliged if anyone would forward
corrections/additions/clarifications for the captions to mike@panyo.com
Thank you, and my apologies in advance if I stepped on any names. |
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