Falk Locomotive build

Started by bparrish, March 19, 2014, 01:46:33 AM

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coors2u

Dustin

martin.ojaste

Bob, the weathering is coming along; subtle and well balanced.


Marty

ACL1504

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Tom Langford
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bruce.oberleitner

Bobby The P,
As usual great work.  That pressure gauge is a bit over the top even for you!

BTW, it was good to see you over at Philbert's today. 

halrey

Bob,
Wonderful job! Looks great.
Hal
Hal Reynolds
Atlantic Scale Modelers
PO Box 223
Peabody, MA 01960

gnatshop

Bob, I've read enough of these praises, so I ain't gonna say anything about how talented you are!!

Ooops, just screwed up and did, didn't  I - oh, well - that's an Arkansas thang!!

bparrish

So Vivian and I celebrated the completion.

thanx for all of your kind remarks.

see ya
Bob

Did you ever notice how many towns are named after their water towers ! ?

Zephyrus52246

Looks great, Bob.  I'm looking forward to seeing it in Portland.


Jeff

S&S RR

Great work of art Bob! Now what's next?
John Siekirk
Superior & Seattle Railroad

bparrish

John......

So what is next ? ? ? ?

I'm speculating on building a self powered gas motor passenger car.  Put into your search ... Lancaster, Oxford and Southern.  It is a chain driven motor that is at Strasbourg PA.  I saw this first in 1992 and it has since been restored to regular operation.  I have a niece who lives near by and did some measurements for me some time ago.

The idea of making the chain drive operate is a very cool notion to me.  I'm also pondering G (or what ever half inch is really called) scale again.  Half inch is really easy to scale up drawings to.  How did we ever get HO and the weird fractional metric number ? ? ? ?

I'm still some time away from starting.

see ya
Bob

Did you ever notice how many towns are named after their water towers ! ?

donatode

Well Bob, I for one will be looking forward to the start of the railcar project.  I really enjoyed your Falk loco build, I have looked at it several times and each has amazed me again and again.

S&S RR

Quote from: bparrish on April 20, 2015, 11:37:36 AM
John......

So what is next ? ? ? ?

I'm speculating on building a self powered gas motor passenger car.  Put into your search ... Lancaster, Oxford and Southern.  It is a chain driven motor that is at Strasbourg PA.  I saw this first in 1992 and it has since been restored to regular operation.  I have a niece who lives near by and did some measurements for me some time ago.

The idea of making the chain drive operate is a very cool notion to me.  I'm also pondering G (or what ever half inch is really called) scale again.  Half inch is really easy to scale up drawings to.  How did we ever get HO and the weird fractional metric number ? ? ? ?

I'm still some time away from starting.

see ya
Bob


Bob - great to hear you have another project on the drawing board.  I look forward to watching the build.


John Siekirk
Superior & Seattle Railroad

clevermod01

i started a cardstock model of this some time ago. i got hung up doing the interior. I look forward to seeing your artistry.
Thom at Clever models llc

halrey

Nice work Bob!


I can't wait for the next project...


Hal

Hal Reynolds
Atlantic Scale Modelers
PO Box 223
Peabody, MA 01960

GPdemayo

What a beautiful steam engine!

Thanks for taking the time to share your journry with us Bob. I've really marveled at the excellent craftsmanship you put into it.  8)
Gregory P. DeMayo
General Construction Superintendent Emeritus
St. Louis & Denver Railroad
Longwood, FL

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