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Injecting Smoke Fluid

Started by metal4life, April 21, 2007, 04:51:34 PM

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metal4life

Could anyone provide some tips or instructions on injecting smoke fluid in a 4-8-4 steam locomotive?
Thanks!

Nigel

Don't do it.

Smoke fluid vapors are bad for you, your family and your home.  They are very bad for your railroad.
Nigel
N&W 1950 - 1955

Jonathan MacCormack

Second that..DON'T DO IT !!

Pollutes air, leaves film on everything, miserable to clean up.

Just my thoughts,


Jonathan

GN.2-6-8-0

Yep' that stuff will leave a oily film all over your locomotive.....plus it does not look realistic in the least bit....
Rocky Lives

lanny

Hi 'EdwardsDriver'

You've received excellent advice from some experts ... my 'two cents' worth is the very same as what you have already been advised ... don't use smoke fluid!

You'll be much happier (and so will your locomotives) without the 'gunk' build up on important electrical parts, as well as the smell, etc.

lanny nicolet
ICRR Steam & "Green Diamond" era modeler

SteamGene

The inventor of the MNP smoke system didn't use it on the club layout he belonged to.  Don't use the stuff.
Gene
Chief Brass Hat
Virginia Tidewater and Piedmont Railroad
"Only coal fired steam locomotives"