Re: Arizona questions
| October 28, 2010 02:06PM |
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Curtis, I'm with you on the 2-8-0 as well.
Here she is as a 2-8-0. Much more proportional if you ask me. The two gentlemen pictured are the builder, Bill Daney, and his son.
Also, I know we have a few boxes of patterns in the back of the shed. It would be interesting to see exactly what we do have. I would like to say that we have all of the patterns you'd need to build another one of these engines. I'll take another look Saturday when I go in.
Matt
Here she is as a 2-8-0. Much more proportional if you ask me. The two gentlemen pictured are the builder, Bill Daney, and his son.
Also, I know we have a few boxes of patterns in the back of the shed. It would be interesting to see exactly what we do have. I would like to say that we have all of the patterns you'd need to build another one of these engines. I'll take another look Saturday when I go in.
Matt
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