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I've seen quite a few German engines, including Wilesco, with two safety valves, a weighted one for looks and a sprung one for safety!

New Years Resolution: Build a garden railway in 2010!
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I want it to be 0 gauge with Mamod/MSS engines and rolling stock. Also able to run Bowman engines.

Trouble is I know next to nothing about rail stuff and therefore need some help.

Is there anyone who lives in (or near) Doncaster who has a similar garden railway and would be prepared for me to come and have a look and advise me?

A bit cheeky I know but I would like to avoid most of the pitfal ...

i have just got back from guernsey visiting family
yesterday took a walk down high st in st peter port and spotted these in a shop window, sadly the shop was shut so i could not get a better look
firstly a nice te around about 1" scale i would say and then a nice looking loco (could this be an early bing??)

sorry about the photos but there was a grill in front of shop window,

i did ask my brother to pop back there later and find out some more details for me

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I wanted to make a longer and better video of the Jensen 10-1951 restored back in August 2009.
Took advantage of a few days off from work to film it.

The original thread is here:
http://modelsteam.myfreeforum.org/about21986.html

And here is the new video:

Good buy

Ditto what Moose said

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Fred

All the silly season is over , STWWW, is over, so I've pulled the big fella out again, I have to read the posts and my notes to see where I'm at

I wont get much done tomorrow, Lenny is coming to have "season drinks" at lunch time.

There will probably be a bit of steam floating around!!

First, to get you interested, check out this video of a model of the steam engine used in an American Ironclad steamboat!

That's a beautiful engine Alicia. Congrats