bigal
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Schoenner Double CylinderAs you may recall I got this Model a couple of months ago and finally got it up and running.
When I received it, it had no steam line and firebox had been bend up when someone took the boiler out. Boiler was not put back the correct way. I didn't discover that until I attempted to replace the steam line (line was brass tubing that I nickel plated)
Removed boiler, straightened out the firebox, made a brass "ferrule", nickel plated ferrule and 1/8 inch brass tube, soldered line and voila.
Found a near correct stack from a different Schoenner (right stack but for a larger model) and burner (close but not the correct one).
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kevininasia
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Oh wow, that looks so nice! Great to see it restored to glory. Nice job.
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Les
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That is a lovely looking engine and well done with the repairs.
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verithingeoff
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Lovely engine, and I like the tiled engine room floor---
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Sandman
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WOW. That is a cracker.
What a great resto.
You can be proud of that one Al.
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Burnmafingers
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Nice job on straightening that smart and interesting looking engine.
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redryder
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Al, that is a real nice re-fit and re-assembly.
Gil
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IndianaRog
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Jeez Al, great job of fixing that one. I like your steamline, looks factory!
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redbilly
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excellent
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logoman
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wonderful model engine Al, all ready to be steamed, or is that too risky?
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tmuir
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I do like that engine and I need to get hold of some Nickel so I can try your plating method.
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metalhead100
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That is one neat old engine!
Jim
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peol
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Very nice engine, the restoration looks really good. Did you nickel plate it by yourself ?
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Steve_S
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Great job!
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Ross
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Great job!
That base is a work of art
Ross
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igy569
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Very nice! Nice repair work. Will you share your nickel plating process?
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bigal
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| igy569 wrote: | Very nice! Nice repair work. Will you share your nickel plating process?  |
Another project I did awhile ago
http://modelsteam.myfreeforum.org...html&highlight=nickel+plating
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Caprice
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Very god looking engine, Something one can get inspired of(design wise, if building a steam engine). Now, if somebody can come up with a method of "lithographing" that base...
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