Thanks for the input....but since they are models and as such, they have a footprint of their own already. Kinda like posting pics of your Porsche with the plate blurred.

As to the photo of my big gun....well, it's a compensation issue....such as my driving a Porsche....I expectorate, therefore I be grumpy....



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Time for some J-B Weld:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1201384931.jpg

What was that part number again?

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Another picture of a G.N. !
In U.K. Vintage circles, this is actually a very famous car

Todays progect got the 175cc 2 stoke yamaha engine mocked up and the rear end built.
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http://www.rumormillnews.com/Images/HILLARY-WEBPAGE.jpg

Hmmmmm, look at the stars....

Here's the "Spider" back before Health & Safety Officers.



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Post Nr. 20000 - hey that's my truck :eek: Do I win something, maybe a run with her :D

This is what she looked like before she waxed.....

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toilet control in my hotel room - I wonder what happens if I press the red button :eek:

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THAT is some heavy iron...year, make, model, specs, still functioning?

olig pic
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Union Pacific Big Boy
Production started in 1941. Retired by 1962.

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Can't run them smokers anymore in CA...the smog weenies would schit....

Random pic....
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The first 4884's were built in 1941 by American Locomotive Co for Union Pacific. They made 20 of the first class, then 5 more in 1944. I think the last one was retired late in 1962. They were know as the "Big Boys" with a 4884 axle arrangement.

Builder: Alco
Fuel: 28 tons
Cyclinders: (4) 23.75 x 32"
Water: 25,000 Gal
Weight: 1,208,000 lbs
Dia. Drivers: 68"
Steam Pressure: 300 lbs
Tractive Effort: 135,375 lbs


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I'll have to add this to the collection for later leverage! LOL! :)