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Re: Need references
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Tue, 11 Apr 2000 06:38:14 GMT
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johnneal@uswestIHATESPAM.net
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Hey Will-
Don't mess around-- go out and buy Model Railroader Cyclopedia Vol 1 Steam
Locomotives. It contains schematics of every iteration of steam engine built
in the US. Vol 2 is dedicated to diesels. Together they are the bible for
model railroaders and are available at any hobby store that carries trains.
-John
Will Hess wrote:
> I'm starting to expand into trains now and need some reference material.
> Can anyone point me to pictures of the following (real or scale models):
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> 4-4-2 Atlantic (I have one mostly done in lDraw but I need some more angles
> to work from)
> 0-6-0 switchers (any)
> 0-4-0 switchers (any)
> small diesel switchers
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> You might have noticed that I want to start out with small motive power.
> Links to pictures of other small motive power would be appreciated too.
>
> Will
>
> Lego Beach Department of Emergency Services
> www.crosswinds.net/~hokie
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| (...) I doubt it...I really do. The Cyclopedias are great for 4 8 1/2 mainline stuff, but suck wind for any smaller/NG stuff. How many photo's/drawings are there even of engines like the Kirkfield Quarry engines? (nice 0-4-0's in 3' gauge, and one (...) (24 years ago, 11-Apr-00, to lugnet.trains)
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| I'm starting to expand into trains now and need some reference material. Can anyone point me to pictures of the following (real or scale models): 4-4-2 Atlantic (I have one mostly done in lDraw but I need some more angles to work from) 0-6-0 (...) (24 years ago, 11-Apr-00, to lugnet.trains)
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