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Les
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Great pictures Pauly.
What make of engine is Wilma??
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Thank you. 
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Pauly,
Do you have any idea what Gear Ratio "Wilma" has please,  I
have a real soft spot for Gear Driven Loco`s especially if they
have Flywheels hanging out of the Glovebox!. 
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pauly
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Iv just been to alans again for a couple of hours, I forgot the camera though 
but it was still great! I took my Bachmann shay (I cant use it on my layout) and ran that for a while, those cylinders are so mesmerizing!
and I ran Vincent for a couple of gas fillups
it really comes into its own once its warmed up
on a nippy day Vincent is just fantastic because the steam leaves the funnel so saturated so it looks fantastic.
and I had great fun playing with his electrical trains as well.
the atmosphere was just so fun and friendly
and hopefully his mamod should be up and running again soon
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| pauly wrote: | Iv just been to alans again for a couple of hours, I forgot the camera though
but it was still great! I took my Bachmann shay (I cant use it on my layout) and ran that for a while, those cylinders are so mesmerizing!
and I ran Vincent for a couple of gas fillups
it really comes into its own once its warmed up
on a nippy day Vincent is just fantastic because the steam leaves the funnel so saturated so it looks fantastic.
and I had great fun playing with his electrical trains as well.
the atmosphere was just so fun and friendly `````````````````````
and hopefully his` mamod should be up and running again soon |
Get a good steam shot of your Vincent as you describe Pauly- That shot sounds a treat to see!!
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