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A beautiful maroon
Aster Jumbo 2-4-0. |
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Here's Larry Newman's nicely done
Mason Bogie conversion based on an Accucraft Ruby. |
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are quite popular and well represented at Diamondhead. |
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Regner's line of
locomotives are interesting to operate and appear
to be very well built. |
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Seeing Norm and Ruth Saley
makes the trip that much more rewarding. |
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Norm's work... |
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Norm's work... |
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Yet more of Norm's
work... |
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A nicely detailed and
weathered Shay. |
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"Apso" is a 7/8n
conversion of a Roundhouse loco by Harvey Watkins. |
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Catatonk Loco Works
Climax locomotive with a set of logging disconnects. |
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I am not sure of the
pedigree of this nice 0-4-0. |
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Mike demonstrates the
international nature of the Diamondhead experience.
Sammie happens to be an American outline loco made in
England, while Edrig is an English outline loco made in
China. :-) |
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A rare Lindsay
shay, owned by Bruce Gathman. |
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This Accucraft SP cab
forward made some nice "stalk talk" while pulling the
freight. |
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My .220" bore by
.375" stroke stationary engine and boiler ran well at
the steamup. |
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