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Re: The Lil' Critter and other assorted choo-choo goodies
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Sat, 18 Jan 2003 15:22:48 GMT
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Veyr nice! The detailing is ver good, much better, I must say, than on your
first engine. Captures the spirit of the prototype, if not the exact details.
-Stefan-
In lugnet.trains, Harvey Henkelman writes:
> Before I emerged from my Dark Ages, I dabbled in G scale (large outdoor
> garden trains), where I had fallen in love with Aristo-Craft's Lil' Critter
> engine
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> http://www.aristocraft.com/catalog/locomotives/lilcritter/
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> This little engine of mine ran on an overhead, ceiling-mounted layout at the
> Pizza Inn joint I worked at in my spare time while stationed in Yokosuka,
> Japan. What kind of work you might ask? Well, I maintained the model trains
> that ran there (N and G scale) for a small fee.
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> Taking that love of the Critter to L gauge brought back some good memories
> for me
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> http://community.webtv.net/Ferroequus/RollingStock
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> I also took a moment to make my Shell(TM) Tanker kit more palatable as well.
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> Tell me what you think of the Critter,
> -Harvey
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| Before I emerged from my Dark Ages, I dabbled in G scale (large outdoor garden trains), where I had fallen in love with Aristo-Craft's Lil' Critter engine (URL) little engine of mine ran on an overhead, ceiling-mounted layout at the Pizza Inn joint (...) (21 years ago, 18-Jan-03, to lugnet.trains)
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