| August 09, 2008 02:11AM |
The Little Engines 1.5" scale 1870's Baldwin 2-6-0 is an incredibly detailed model locomotive. Interestingly though, its boiler drawings clearly (okay, not that clearly) show separate dry pipes: one solely serving the throttle and the other serving the manifold, with no connection between the two. Is there any reason for this to have been a modification from a possibly different orientation in scaling it down?
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kwilcomb | August 08, 2008 09:35AM |
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Bruce R. Pier | August 08, 2008 07:35PM |
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Miserlou57 | August 09, 2008 02:11AM |
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