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TRAPPERKEEPER
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Kusuchi, to upload videos create a photbucket or Youtube account, and it is the same as the process of loading pictures 
That TE1 is the finest I've set eyes on
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kusuchi
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| Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 1:27 am Post subject: TE1A |
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Dear Griffin,
From Nick's post of Manxman's TE history thread I have determined the TE1A to be from between 1968 and 1972. Narrowing down from there seems to be the problem.
I have no box anymore, but I vaguely remember, (after 20 years), that it looked like your avatar. On the other hand the cornfield box also rings a bell. I'll post pictures asap.
Thanks,
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steamgranny
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Greetings & congratulations to our 300th member from such an exotic location  
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kusuchi
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| Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 1:52 am Post subject: Kusuchi |
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Thank you Steam Granny,
The 300th member honor was one we had not anticipated and feel deeply honored to have accidently earned.
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johnreid
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After a long spell fo frigid temperatures I think we all should pay you a visit, we could have a Wheel Day of our own 
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Les
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Well done on being the 300th member.
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kusuchi
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| Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 2:12 am Post subject: Member # 300 |
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John,
You and everyone else are welcome any time you like. But don't think about coming without all of your engines!
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Nick
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Bingoswestry
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Welcome from Shropshire, UK  "Birthplace of the first locomotive"
Great Mobiles ! 
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CCairns
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Welcome to the Forum, and Well Done on becoming the 300th member.
I like the TE1 you have posted here. Very nice looking.
I have one of the same vintage but sadly it is missing a few bits including the canopy. Not sure if you can retrofit the current TE1A canopy into a TE1.
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Manxman
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| CCairns wrote: | Welcome to the Forum, and Well Done on becoming the 300th member.
I like the TE1 you have posted here. Very nice looking.
I have one of the same vintage but sadly it is missing a few bits including the canopy. Not sure if you can retrofit the current TE1A canopy into a TE1. |
No you can't the fitting is different on the front and back. But, I think forest classics used to sell the old style as well as the new.
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James
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Welcome to the Forums to you and your son mate
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toxx
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H'llo, Kusuchi! Kind greetz from Austria! Cold and stormy here ... I envy you!
Cheers, mate!
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kusuchi
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| Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 3:00 pm Post subject: TE1A Pics |
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Posting photos of the TE1A to the Collection & Pics Forum. Will follow with the RS3 and SA1.
Trapperkeeper, the problem with the Bus Video is getting it on the computer in the first place. I don't know if my camcorder has that capability. I have a diital camera that takes short movies but the quality isn't that great.
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TRAPPERKEEPER
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| Oh, right. Don't worry about it, then. How does it run? Does it have trouble moving or does it go right along? |
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