I haven't bought a new model steam engine in a while - I've been concentrating on F-4s and Spitfires!
But this will be my next purchase. The new Hornby rebuilt Royal Scot. A thing of joy and wonder.
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Next up for Enzo
Mar 21, 2007
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Damn. Now I want one too.
(And a Deltic. With Engine.)
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If it weren't for the fact I'm going shopping for a new airbrush on Saturday, I'd be typing my credit card numbers into their website about now...
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What airbrush are you getting?
I think I'll be going for the Iwata Revolution, can't remember the model number; it's the one that goes for around £100.
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Nonono. Deltics should be two-tone green.
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how can you get excited about a dinky little 4-6-0 or a diesel? gimmie a 4-6-6-4 as a start and then you start on a locomotive.
That IS purty...
Hopefully a safe one. ;-)
WmB
I have an Iwata HP B, and love it. As long as you take care of the needle, you good to go. 16 psi. gets very very fine lines.
One look at Enzo and you can tell what he was working on recently. ;)
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
Aw c'mon. I've never seen a Deltic live and I can get excited about them. :)
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
Definitely droolworthy. In OO I assume?
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
I agree. However, that huge expanse of Rail Blue gives one a superb opportunity to show off one's weathering skills.
I remember seeing them in action when I was a kid. The could put out almost as much smoke as a steam engine. And *loud* ????!!!!!!
Yep. Which means it has *built-in* inaccuracies! ;-)
OI !! :-D
whatever boats your float.
Or purple
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