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Big Marine Steam Engine
modeldozer:
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Very nice, and nicely shown. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Abraham
madjackghengis:
--- Quote from: doubleboost on October 15, 2011, 09:14:37 AM ---It is a real shame you cant smell videoes
John
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Well John, I'll second that!! You've got a very nice setup there, the whole build was a piece of work to watch and enjoy, I envy your boiler, getting a steamer up and having a boiler sitting ready to fire up is a treat to all who have been watching, and wishing to hear her run, as well as see her. Air doesn't replace steam, but only gives a hint of what the steam will do. Very fine work on the patterns, the castings, on top of all the fine machine work. I hope to have a furnace at the end of the winter so I can do some casting. It looks to change everything. I know how hard I have to look to find bits and pieces that will fill the hole, and being able to cast exactly the right part has to be the cat's meow. Sure wish I could smell the steam and the burnt oil smell that goes with it. :bow: :jaw: :bugeye: :beer: Cheers, on a very fine job showing how it's done. mad jack
NickG:
Wow, that is AWESOME! :jaw: Well done John. :clap:
Stilldrillin:
John.
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I can't say ner more! :thumbup:
David D
Ronkh:
To quote Stilldrllin,
"In steam, it will be a sight to behold."
I have followed this from the beginning and all I can say is;
Never a truer word/sentence uttered!
Kind regards,
Ron.
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