Quote from: r.cprmier on August 19, 2007, 09:18:31 PM
Ryan;
Glad that worked out for you.  I wasn't sure, but I knew with some "fudging" it could be done.  I only wish I could have found the pilot.  I must have thrown it out when I cleaned shop out last.

I am presently getting three engines ready for tsunami installs.   I just got that gearing issue straightened out in the 2-10-2.
RIch

Many Thanks again Rich

thanks

maybe Bachmann China will make a YJ class Steamer

With Special Thanks to Rich for the parts I kitbashed this IHC loco into a Chinese upgraded US war Dept. loco



the coal car is from an MDC 3-in-1 kit that I kitbashed

or you could do what I did and make a pit-like look to it

heyyy you got my flag waving for harrimans, ever since Athearn bought Roundhouse all the harrimans stop coming from them and i loved those kits, but they never made a mike or a pacific so obviously all the more for b-mann to do it

for me to excell in vocabulary, I noticed that all my posting look misspelt i apologize lol

has anyone seen the movie "danger lights"

it has a perfect example of a non-prr and non-usra pacific in it

Quote from: Atlantic Central on August 09, 2007, 07:01:32 PM


Maybe not the "one" you are looking for, but I would take ANY reasonable average Pacific as long as it was not a PRR K4.

ahaha I'd take anything that wasn't PRR

as of jily 07 there aare reported at least 1247 steam locos still active

Quote from: tac on August 03, 2007, 09:31:39 AM
Dear Mr Gene - you wrote - 'A Hudson and a Baltic are both 4-6-4s'. 

Yes, thank you, I know that, but I live in the UK where we do not have Hudsons.  The name 'Baltic' was only applied to TANK locomotives, as we never had a 4-6-4 locomotive with a tender in UK.

There is no reason why the Atlantic type loco should be so named here in UK. None of the lines that had this type of loco had any connection with the Atlantic.

The same goes for the Pacific, and we have a large number of them still in steam...in fact, the UK has more preserved, active and operational steam locomotives of all types than any other country in the world.

tac
www.ovgrs.org

wrong, Chine has undoubtedly the largest amount of "operating" steam in the world as of yet but slowly but surely they are dwindling in numbers

I remember a while back someone said they had parts for an SY mike from a kitbashing project, does anyone have any parts by chance?

thanks,
Rye Guy

I also model chinese rails so not only for american lines, I'd definitely use this for my chinese as well

thanks b-mann