Re: Found a 24 in gauge 0-6-0 in a barn today
| July 26, 2016 02:08PM |
Hi Bruce,
I just noted that none of us ever sent you a photo of what these little WW1 locos looked like. Attached is a photo of a model of one of these little beasts. The photo shows the outside frame variant of the design. The actual loco depicted in Washington state is an inside frame version, but you'll get the basic idea.
Best Regards,
Glenn
I just noted that none of us ever sent you a photo of what these little WW1 locos looked like. Attached is a photo of a model of one of these little beasts. The photo shows the outside frame variant of the design. The actual loco depicted in Washington state is an inside frame version, but you'll get the basic idea.
Best Regards,
Glenn
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