At 8:19 AM +0200 7/25/09, Bert Horner wrote:
>The
>engine looks big for 2,5" could it be a 5" Hunslet engine from a
>series built for Maxitrack of the UK?

Bert:

I will clear up that caption soon: it's a 2.5-inch-*scale* locomotive 
set on 4.75-inch gauge (I think). I'm pretty sure that Accu made it 
as Cliff Luscher mentioned something about it coming from the 
company's plant in China.

At 8:19 AM +0200 7/25/09, Bert Horner wrote:
>Here in the middle of Europe the weather is trying to compete 
>with a monsoon preventing us from getting out into the garden and has
>been so for weeks.

It's been unbelievable weather here in Sacramento: usually in July, 
it would be in excess of 100-degrees F -- sometimes well into the 
night -- but this week it has been under 100 during the day, with the 
nights dropping to low 70s.

I'll have some more pictures up in a couple of hours.

\dmc

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