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Steve_S
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Mamodman123
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Very good Moosey!
That soon turned up didn't it?
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kusuchi
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We seem to have had a few camcorder battery charge problems of late. Do we need to post an instructional thread? 
You stationary guys are gradually winning me over. I particularly like the vertical boiler versions like this and the Bing's. Any recommendations for a quality collectable? 
Nice Engine Moose. Interesting history.
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Wallace
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Certainly a great runner. Nice buy 
I like how it has a throttle control too
Well done Mooseman 
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Les
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Maybe a Bing, Doll or Marklin, but you want to go for a complete if possible, i.e. has got burner and chimney.
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Sandman
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Oh I do like that Odilon.
Great buy mate.
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MooseMan
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I'm pretty chuffed with it....it's going on the shelf now (OK, maybe another run or two) until I have time to properly tidy it up - couple of projects to finish first.
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Les
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Moose, is the Wilson anywhere nearer to being restored?
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pauly
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I like it
no offense but it looks like it belongs on an 1800s kitchen shelf
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Les
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| pauly wrote: | I like it
no offense but it looks like it belongs on an 1800s kitchen shelf |
Have you voted for the one in the Engine of the Month?
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pauly
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| Les Marsh wrote: | | pauly wrote: | I like it
no offense but it looks like it belongs on an 1800s kitchen shelf |
Have you voted for the one in the Engine of the Month? |
I voted for the SEL I think
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johnreid
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Go do so now, that Wilson is my fave for this month.
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Les
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Moose, when you have the chance, could you post some pictures of the oiler along with the dimensions please.
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Les
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Also is there any chance on a close up on the chimney 'cap' so I can see the shape it should be. please.
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MooseMan
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Les, sorry, a large floating object got in the way of the Wilson restoration....I'll sort those pics and measurements for you ASAP....I now remember I'd promised those ages ago... 
If I don't post them soon, kick me....
BTW, I would've voted for the Wilson as EOTM, but I decided to be selfish and vote for myself
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