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Re: MOC: BR52 Steam Locomotive
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 26 Mar 2001 13:57:52 GMT
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Hi Larry/James,
You hit the nail on the head, Larry ... although the short term goal was to have
this ready for the trainshow, I did select it specifically on the basis of
continuing work on it later. I intend to build two or three more cars for it,
including a K5 Leopold Railway gun, an ammo car, and maybe a troop carrier. Eric
Kingsley was kind enough to point out a great railway gun website at
http://www.railwaygun.co.uk/ . Eric Brok has a version of the K5 on his website,
too - in any case, it will indeed be making a showing in a Brikwars game sometime
this spring.
By the way, thanks for the information, James. I was able to collect a number of
photos online, but most of the text details were in German.
shaun
James Powell wrote:
> > Not bad. Not bad at all. Very nice indeed, actually. Is this pre or postwar?
> > If prewar I can see it figuring in some Brikwars action nicely.
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> 52 is the Kriegslok, the war built engines. 50 was the pre war 2-10-0's, made
> with more sophsticated metals. Incidentally, a class 52 is the 2nd most
> advanced loco running around right now, as modified by Sulzer/SLM/DLM. The
> first is DoG of course :)
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> They are a really good engine for a design that like the Austerity, WD
> 2-10-0's, and S160's were designed to last something like 5 years.
>
> James
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