Re: And Now For Something Completely Different. Pt 3. 
| August 11, 2017 05:13AM |
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J.P.
I seek to bring you some cultural enlightenment since I was exposed to the works of Rowland Emett at an early age, the Far Twittering and Oystercreek Railway
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....so the D-H Rly stuff is in keeping with the overall appeal of that class of tank. there was a 7½" gauge version operating at various tracks here in the Nth Is of NZ.
I have to say that the closer to your home, CB&Q #537 had one ugly headlight and mount for awhile(sorry, Mike).
I seek to bring you some cultural enlightenment
since I was exposed to the works of Rowland Emett at an early age, the Far Twittering and Oystercreek Railway[youtu.be]
....so the D-H Rly stuff is in keeping with the overall appeal of that class of tank. there was a 7½" gauge version operating at various tracks here in the Nth Is of NZ.
I have to say that the closer to your home, CB&Q #537 had one ugly headlight and mount for awhile(sorry, Mike).
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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