Re: Delton C-16
| April 25, 2017 10:38PM |
Yes the 1:24 K-27 and C-25 are designed to run on G-gauge track. Even though I was hand laying rail back then I wanted to use off the shelf cars so I stuck with the slightly wider gauge.
My active project is the live steam Kozo K-27. I think that I have slowly milled away over half of the bar that I started with! I really want to see those drivers and boxes mounted in the frame.
Dave
My active project is the live steam Kozo K-27. I think that I have slowly milled away over half of the bar that I started with! I really want to see those drivers and boxes mounted in the frame.
Dave
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