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Dan Markoff

March 30, 2001 08:19PM

Curtis,
Don't knock the smaller steam locomotives you're working on.....check out "The Flight of the Phoenix".... a reminder that some things have universal application, as I am sure you know. Besides, I have found that you scale guys usually take rather detailed measurements of old NG stuff, and I, for one, am thankful for your efforts. Over the years it has come in rather handy for those of us stuck with the 1 to 1 scale.
Dan

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The cost of new boilers?	Curtis F.	March 29, 2001 11:32AM
Re: The cost of new boilers?	Mik	March 29, 2001 04:02PM
Above is just for ASME cert	Mik	March 29, 2001 04:14PM
Re: Above is just for ASME cert	Bruce R. Pier	March 29, 2001 09:42PM
Re: Above is just for ASME cert	Earl Pitts	March 29, 2001 10:20PM
Re: Above is just for ASME cert	Mik	March 30, 2001 02:03AM
Re: Above is just for ASME cert	Curtis F.	March 30, 2001 09:51AM
Re: Above is just for ASME cert	Mik	March 30, 2001 11:26AM
Scale Steam and the Flight of the Phoenix	Dan Markoff	March 30, 2001 08:19PM
Re: Above is just for ASME cert	Earl Pitts	March 31, 2001 08:30AM
Re: The cost of new boilers?	Mark Petersen	March 31, 2001 03:17PM

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