Ric Golding said:
Remember my unit is
46 inches long
16 inches wide
Sean McGillicuddy said:
Pete Thornton said:
Sean McGillicuddy said:
Ric
I’m having a hard time see the pic of said engine…
Here you go, and a few extras.
So which one is Rics ?
None - his is in pieces, he says. (http://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-cry.gif)
OK, so we have “G” Scale…
“Golding” Scale
Ric Golding said:
Remember my unit is
46 inches long
16 inches wide
26 inches to top of boiler
36 inches to top of stack
.
And here I thought that size didn’t matter? (Although you might qualify as a human tripod with those measurements)
Pic, Ric?
Cliff;
Do you, or I really want to see a picture of that…NOT me…!!
Fred
Of the loco, you bet, Fred.
But not of the human tripod, if I’m understanding where Bruce is heading…!
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Cliff Jennings said:
Of the loco, you bet, Fred.
But not of the human tripod, if I’m understanding where Bruce is heading…!
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Nobody understands where Bruce is heading…
You ok there, Bruce buddy?
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Bruce D. Chandler said:
Nobody understands where Bruce is heading…
I was already there and the place is cleaned out . However note his topic, he is having trouble trying to figure out scale. Besides like Pete said “Ric’s unit is in pieces anyway”. Guess he must have pissed off Jan.
As Ric posted on 4/10
The engine has been in a great deal of disassembly over the last couple of months, so pictures are hardly worth showing. I’m currently getting it reassembled and within the next couple of days, I’ll try to get a picture posted.
Long time since I posted pictures and only got this far with Ken’s and AndyC’s help. This should be the Tram’s Port (left) side. For some reason the picture is upside down. Can one of you “Confuser Guru’s” turn it right side up and get it the right side. I’ve got 3 more pictures to post.
http://largescalecentral.com/FileSharing/user_2132/Tram/Tram%201904201.jpg
Jan Golding said:
I’ve got 3 more pictures to post.
Will patiently wait on the other two!
Ken Brunt said:
that is definitely not “Barbie scale”!
that looks like Halfling scale.
If it’s gauged to ruin 7.5" track, where are you going to run it ?
Gary Buchanan, FOG said:
If it’s gauged to ruin 7.5" track, where are you going to run it ?
In talking to Ric, I’m pretty sure the gauge is adjustable by sliding the wheels in and out. (But don’t quote me on that)
Ken Brunt said:
Gary Buchanan, FOG said:
If it’s gauged to ruin 7.5" track, where are you going to run it ?
In talking to Ric, I’m pretty sure the gauge is adjustable by sliding the wheels in and out. (But don’t quote me on that, cause that may be another one he has)
Here’s where he would like to run it: http://www.ridgelivesteamers.org/index.htm