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Kritika
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 Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 5:07 pm Post subject: TE1 "Flat Canopy" in all its Glory. |
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Well it’s taken me a while- as holidays and business trips seem to keep getting in the way.  But last night I finally gave it a good clean and polished the brass.
We are having a nice sunny day here in the south of England  , so I took advantage and shot off these post-cleaned shots. I hope you enjoy them as much as I like this engine, it’s now become my firm favourite in my collection.
My 1963 Mamod TE1 Nut and Bolter with grooved back wheels and the all important 1963 “Flat canopy” 
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Les Marsh
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That looks very nice.
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I doubt it looked that good when it left the factory, top rate job there 
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Great Looking TE1 Very nice condition. Great set of photos.
How much cleaning did you have to do to get it to shine so beautifully.
It certainly is a beautifully preserved engine
At some point, it would be great to assemble the best preserved of every edition of the TEs for a Bible photo op.
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Kritika
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| kusuchi wrote: | Great Looking TE1 Very nice condition. Great set of photos.
How much cleaning did you have to do to get it to shine so beautifully.
It certainly is a beautifully preserved engine
At some point, it would be great to assemble the best preserved of every edition of the TEs for a Bible photo op. |
About 10 min on the paintwork but about 30 min on the brass bits which are small and tricky Richard.
Remember Richard I still want your N&B TE when you need room on your shelf’s, It will be WELL looked after
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| Kritika wrote: | | kusuchi wrote: | Great Looking TE1 Very nice condition. Great set of photos.
How much cleaning did you have to do to get it to shine so beautifully.
It certainly is a beautifully preserved engine
At some point, it would be great to assemble the best preserved of every edition of the TEs for a Bible photo op. |
About 10 min on the paintwork but about 30 min on the brass bits which are small and tricky Richard.
Remember Richard I still want your N&B TE when you need room on your shelf’s, It will be WELL looked after |
I remember.
But I still have two whole bookcases without a single engine on them. 
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| kusuchi wrote: | | Kritika wrote: | | kusuchi wrote: | Great Looking TE1 Very nice condition. Great set of photos.
How much cleaning did you have to do to get it to shine so beautifully.
It certainly is a beautifully preserved engine
At some point, it would be great to assemble the best preserved of every edition of the TEs for a Bible photo op. |
About 10 min on the paintwork but about 30 min on the brass bits which are small and tricky Richard.
Remember Richard I still want your N&B TE when you need room on your shelf’s, It will be WELL looked after |
I remember.
But I still have two whole bookcases without a single engine on them. |
Yet.
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Kritika
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An Arty shot for your screen savers…
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Yup she's a minter! wonderful engine! Really great to see!
Has it been fired?
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Kritika
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FIRED !!!
It was running full steam when I found it MM, I had to empty the hot water and meths out so I could take it home mate
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Oh that is lovely. Another great engine. Between us, we must own a fair few of the gold lettered examples of the TE.
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