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Les
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| kusuchi wrote: | | Les Marsh wrote: | Just do not go for TITANIC II.  |
There is a steam driven Titanic, 35" long, Tucher and Walther, $1,175.95
http://www.ministeam.com/acatalog/copy_of_Boats.html
Picked up on the new signature in another thread earlier. Only just noticed the new avatar. Nice  |
Will not be buying one of those then, and thankyou, thought it time for a change.
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kusuchi
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| Les Marsh wrote: | | kusuchi wrote: | | Les Marsh wrote: | | Just do not go for TITANIC II. |
There is a steam driven Titanic, 35" long, Tucher and Walther, $1,175.95
http://www.ministeam.com/acatalog/copy_of_Boats.html
Picked up on the new signature in another thread earlier. Only just noticed the new avatar. Nice |
Will not be buying one of those then, and thankyou, thought it time for a change. |
Does seem a lot for a 'one steam up' venture.
OK, so what is the avatar? Let's see a close up.
It's not one of the Wilesco Fairground figures.
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Les
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No, it is the Fleischmann Sausage Maker.
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kusuchi
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Very nice
You have some unusual and exquisite pieces Les
Not seeing them attached to engines enough , though.
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Les
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| kusuchi wrote: | Very nice
You have some unusual and exquisite pieces Les
Not seeing them attached to engines enough , though. |
Thankyou, I do try to be diverse.
I have some Bing, Arnold, Krauss and a few others to photograph yet.
They do go on engines, just haven't posted any videos.
The Sausage Maker is part of my Fleischmann accessories.
http://modelsteam.myfreeforum.org/about8540.html
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johnreid
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I like the looks of the Flying Machine on that Ministeam page. Too bad it is WAY beyond my means.
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kusuchi
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| Les Marsh wrote: | | kusuchi wrote: | Very nice
You have some unusual and exquisite pieces Les
Not seeing them attached to engines enough , though. |
Thankyou, I do try to be diverse.
I have some Bing, Arnold, Krauss and a few others to photograph yet.
They do go on engines, just haven't posted any videos.
The Sausage Maker is part of my Fleischmann accessories.
http://modelsteam.myfreeforum.org/about8540.html |
Gorgeous, Les.
I'm off to reset some of my e bay searches
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Les
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Mamodman123
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I soooo badly want one of those things 
Kidney for sale 
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Les
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| Mamodman123 wrote: |
I soooo badly want one of those things
Kidney for sale |
Would you steam it though.
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Les
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| kusuchi wrote: | | Les Marsh wrote: | | kusuchi wrote: | | Les Marsh wrote: | | Just do not go for TITANIC II. |
There is a steam driven Titanic, 35" long, Tucher and Walther, $1,175.95
http://www.ministeam.com/acatalog/copy_of_Boats.html
Picked up on the new signature in another thread earlier. Only just noticed the new avatar. Nice |
Will not be buying one of those then, and thankyou, thought it time for a change. |
Does seem a lot for a one steam up venture.
OK, so what is the avatar? Let's see a close up.
It's not one of the Wilesco Fairground figures. |
Just noticed Mocha making an appearance.
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Mamodman123
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| Les Marsh wrote: | | Mamodman123 wrote: |
I soooo badly want one of those things
Kidney for sale |
Would you steam it though. |
If it had been before I would probably once or twice, yeah 
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Les
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| kusuchi wrote: | | Les Marsh wrote: | | kusuchi wrote: | Very nice
You have some unusual and exquisite pieces Les
Not seeing them attached to engines enough , though. |
Thankyou, I do try to be diverse.
I have some Bing, Arnold, Krauss and a few others to photograph yet.
They do go on engines, just haven't posted any videos.
The Sausage Maker is part of my Fleischmann accessories.
http://modelsteam.myfreeforum.org/about8540.html |
Gorgeous, Les.
I'm off to reset some of my e bay searches |
Richard, just a little something to wet your appetite. 
http://modellbau.listings.ebay.de...acatZ27649QQsocmdZListingItemList
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kusuchi
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I got mine on e bay brand new for approx $ 375.00. The seller was Ministeam. It might be worth waiting to see if they list again. Maybe their experience with me put them off.
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Les
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I got mine on e bay brand new for approx $ 375.00. The seller was Ministeam. It might be worth waiting to see if they list again. Maybe their experience with me put them off. |
Nice tag.
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