Re: The Barnhardt Forney *LINK* *PIC*

My Old Vegas site was last updated about five years ago, before I was able to put photographs online, so today I digitized some pictures I took in 1997 and put them on the web site at:
[www.angelfire.com]
"Nevada History" has a better site on Old Vegas. Their page, which also includes a picture of the V&T combine on display, is at:
[www.nevada-history.org]
Although the Old Vegas 0-6-4T might roughly resemble a Mason Bogie, it lacks the pivoting, powered bogie used by Mason. Located between the frame and boiler, the bogie parts can sometimes be hard to see. Below is a picture of a casting, from the Mason Bogie "Torch Lake," through which the steam travelled between the pivoting parts to reach the cylinders.