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Sorry I got a bit confused about how to do it so I'm starting again.
Over the next 2 days I will be uploading lots of videos and photos under this same heading so you will have to keep coming back to check on my progress
By the way, I have only started my collection since July this year when I first joined this forum and I have to say it's been a great help to me which is why I thought I would contribute as much as possible.
My Collection
Jay_Minor
Small table top engine
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Meccano engine running
Jay_Minor
Twyford waterworks vid, steam and classic cars
Jay_Minor
Some more video footage of my collection
Jay_Minor
"THE DAILY STEAM"
workshops
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The Teddy Bears Picnic
Jay_Minor
what's the difference between a Minor 1, a Minor 2 and a Minor 3
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a Minor 1 is small,
a Minor 2 is slightly bigger
and a Minor 3 is HUGE
Mos6502
I was thinking that it was that the Minor 3 has a windshield (windscreen I guess for you).
Jay_Minor
Mos6502 wrote:
I was thinking that it was that the Minor 3 has a windshield (windscreen I guess for you).
you were on they right track
Jay_Minor
I know is has nothing to do with steam engines, but the other week at the canal museum I spotted this sign which looks like it's had a bum deal and I could not resist the temptation to show you all.
Jay_Minor
various engines running
Jay_Minor
This is a scratch built job I picked up a few days ago as a non-runner and in poor condition.
But now looking better and running
Roly Williams
Jay_Minor wrote:
I know is has nothing to do with steam engines, but the other week at the canal museum I spotted this sign which looks like it's had a bum deal and I could not resist the temptation to shaow you all.
I wonder what sort of exhibits they have. The mind boggles
Jay_Minor
Roly Williams wrote:
Jay_Minor wrote:
I know is has nothing to do with steam engines, but the other week at the canal museum I spotted this sign which looks like it's had a bum deal and I could not resist the temptation to shaow you all.
I wonder what sort of exhibits they have. The mind boggles
i believe some of the exhibits may have had some cracks in them
James
Jay_Minor wrote:
I know is has nothing to do with steam engines, but the other week at the canal museum I spotted this sign which looks like it's had a bum deal and I could not resist the temptation to show you all.
LMFAO!!
Nice pic and vids you've got going on there
pauly
Jay_Minor wrote:
I know is has nothing to do with steam engines, but the other week at the canal museum I spotted this sign which looks like it's had a bum deal and I could not resist the temptation to show you all.
That anal museum stunk
sorry
loving the vids
Jay_Minor
This is my Beam (sorry I meant to say Bean Engine)
James
It;s quite a big engine that!
toxx
... oh, boy! That museum's really butt-ended.
Steve_S
That's a very good collection to have put together in so short a time. You have a couple of nice marine engines there.... any plans for a boat?
(I used to have a 'Minor3' too, with a split windscreen, but it wasn't in such good condition. I wouldn't be surprised if its still going somewhere though.)
Jay_Minor
Steve_S wrote:
That's a very good collection to have put together in so short a time. You have a couple of nice marine engines there.... any plans for a boat?
(I used to have a 'Minor3' too, with a split windscreen, but it wasn't in such good condition. I wouldn't be surprised if its still going somewhere though.)
hi steve, thanx
don't think i'm gonna go down the boat route
my next aim is a loco
Jay_Minor
This one I got not long ago, it's a home made one and was a non-runner when I got it
this is it now, still a bit tatty looking but now servicable and running
tmuir
Is that a Bowman engine frame on that home built engine?
steamyjim
tmuir wrote:
Is that a Bowman engine frame on that home built engine?
Looks like a Bowman boiler and firebox aswell
Jay_Minor
tmuir wrote:
Is that a Bowman engine frame on that home built engine?
to be honest i'm not sure
Jay_Minor
As this is my table I thought I would upload some photos of other items which are on their way to me (hopefully within the next few days)
