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fantastic weathering on the boiler
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It's the overflow pipe. It needs to run to a drain of some sort. The draining water/steam (is under pressure) would be very dangerous.quote:
Originally posted by Hopeless
Thanks Bob. That sounds like a solution. Do you know what the pipe on the right was used for?
Roland
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Thanks again Bob. All is clear now.
Roland
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I had intended on doing some modeling last night, but ended up running trains instead. Had a good time for over an hour just switching cars around. Took a photo to share. The area in the photo is only 16 inches wide.
Roland
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Roland,
Great to see you back. I demand more pictures! You have such interesting rolling stocks and buildings that we need to see more of.
ArthurComment
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Oh Roland your pictures always make me drool.... lots of action in 16".
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Some guys have all the fun.
Follow along as my dog and I travel the country in our van.
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Good way to spend an evening! Modeling should be just for fun anyway. The scene is beautiful!
Troels Kirk
Näsum, SwedenComment
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hi roland, just catching up, great work on the boiler/engine and yes, i want more photos of your layout
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Lovely scene Roland..and running trains is fun to !
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Gorgeous modelling, weathering and scenery, Roland! Nice to see the trains ready to roll. :up: :up:
Mike Hamer
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
http://www.bostonandmaine.blogspot.ca
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I love this scene too, Roland. Easy to understand how one can spend hours just running trains in such a nice environment.
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Roland, your rolling stock is great. Nice to know that you are enjoying running them.
Tom M.Comment
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Hi. I have been working on the backwoods water tank by Banta. It is being built pretty much out of the box with the exception of a peaked roof instead of flat.
Roland
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Roland
Great job on the watertank. Really like the peak roof.
Jerry
Jerry
"And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. LincolnComment
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