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Norris 4-2-0 Pegasus

Started by jesccs, December 05, 2011, 10:55:05 AM

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jesccs

Dear friends,

I'm new with locos collections & hobbies. I recently got a Norroes 4-2-0 Pegasus, is very nice and i love it... i 'd like to improve my set and have two questions.
1. Can this model "smoke"? , i mean, is this model already for apply the liquid to produce smoke???
2. I saw a light accessory kit... can i improve my pegasus loco with this?

Thanks a lot for your help
Javier

on30gn15

As far as I know, based on the older one I have, the 4-2-0 does not smoke.
Probably because it is too small to carry an effective unit.

Not knowing what the light set in question is, I can't answer that one.
When all esle fials, go run trains
Screw the Rivets, I'm building for Atmosphere!
later, Forrest


on30gn15

#3
Ahh, okay, that light set is for putting inside of buildings.
The light bulb, socket, and cord as shown there will be as big as or even bigger than the little 4-2-0.

Just for fun, here is a photo of a real one of that type of loco. I'm not sure if it is original or a reproduction.
http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/tr_bo_lafay.jpg

Another real one from actual period used with what one might call an "aftermarket accessory" diamond stack and cab, assuming it was built like Pegasus.
http://www.ahrtp.com/HallofFameOnline2/images/4-2-0diamondstack.jpg
When all esle fials, go run trains
Screw the Rivets, I'm building for Atmosphere!
later, Forrest

jesccs

Oh my good! i'm so ignorant! hahaha

Thanks for help me!

Wow Lafayette is kind identical to my Norris Pegasus! thanks! great pics!

Regards
Javier

Johnson Bar Jeff

Quote from: jesccs on December 05, 2011, 10:09:28 PM
Wow Lafayette is kind identical to my Norris Pegasus! thanks! great pics!

The Lafayette came first, both the prototype and the model. The Pegasus is just the Lafayette with a different name and paint job.

ebtnut

The prototype Lafayette was built by the B&O shops for the 1927 Fair of the Iron Horse.  It is a reproduction, not an original.  It has been run in the relatively recent past, but may now be out of flue time. 


Johnson Bar Jeff

Quote from: ebtnut on December 08, 2011, 12:55:40 PM
The prototype Lafayette was built by the B&O shops for the 1927 Fair of the Iron Horse.  It is a reproduction, not an original.  It has been run in the relatively recent past, but may now be out of flue time. 

It's also a movie star. It played the "Yonah" in Disney's The Great Locomotive Chase.  ;D