Nice, and very well done. That is the best thing that could have happened to
those flyer drivers! (IMHO). Please keep the scale oriented modelers on the
list posted as to the progress of the locomotive.
I went through a REX 0-6-0 once and added lots of brass detail using a,
"pin the part to the Zamac" technique. If you are ever looking for some small
brass detail to improve the looks of the model and can't find it let me know. I
have thousands of spare brass detail parts. Mostly SP and D&RGW though, and
many that I custom made and cast for my own projects.
J. Rustermier
--- In [email protected], "Phil" <par...@...> wrote:
>
> All that talk last week about converting AF steamers to scale got me fired up
> so I horse traded with a friend for a couple of basket case steam engines so
> I could see what was involved with machining the drivers down to scale
> dimensions. I took them down to code 110 thickness and made new steel tires
> with scale flanges.
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/S-Scale/photos/album/1199663555/pic/1638191131/view?picmode=&mode=tn&order=ordinal&start=1&count=20&dir=asc
>
> Oh yeah Bill Lane I'm another one of your Lurkers coming out of the wood
> work.
>
> Phil Randall
> Ky
>
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