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Hi Chaps,
If this works!, I shall have just added a picture of the latest engine I have made. This is GWR nr 95,
a Rhymney Railway engine reboiled by the GWR in the 1930's. At the time it was reputedly the most powerful 0-6-0 in the UK.
The model has a compensated chassis made from tinplate. The body is nickel silver. Only purchased items were the buffers, wheels and motor which is small JH . I have weighted it up to 2lbs as its normal job is to haul 25 coal trucks and a brake van. Eventually it will be going over the Fred for some weathering as it would have been a very scruffy thing. The original was scrapped in 1955.
rgds
Graham Powell
If this works!, I shall have just added a picture of the latest engine I have made. This is GWR nr 95,
a Rhymney Railway engine reboiled by the GWR in the 1930's. At the time it was reputedly the most powerful 0-6-0 in the UK.
The model has a compensated chassis made from tinplate. The body is nickel silver. Only purchased items were the buffers, wheels and motor which is small JH . I have weighted it up to 2lbs as its normal job is to haul 25 coal trucks and a brake van. Eventually it will be going over the Fred for some weathering as it would have been a very scruffy thing. The original was scrapped in 1955.
rgds
Graham Powell
