for those of us who live too far from g rail.
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peterbunce
1880's Colorado Narrow gauge on 45mm track
Hi Marshman,
Did you mean the Mason Bogie? If so this one is scratch built by me, (and the help of members of 'myLargescale.com' for assitance and many drawing and a huge amount of text by David Fletcher in Australia ): the transfers were printed in the USA by Stan Cedarleaf, and are superb.
There is a Accucraft one coming out in two color schemes of green (named San Juan), and mid brown (name Tenmile) - they are very limited production in both steam & electric. I hope to have an electric in green to partner 'Como' when China builds them and they have wandered around the world to Britain. David Fletcher has had a lot of input to the Accucraft ones - they have taken a long time , which does not suprsie me I know what a complicated little loco they are!
I know of a steam version in 1/20th scale, that has been built in New Mexico, USA, and its is a superb model, and took a very long time to build
Thanks for the message.
Yours Peter.
Did you mean the Mason Bogie? If so this one is scratch built by me, (and the help of members of 'myLargescale.com' for assitance and many drawing and a huge amount of text by David Fletcher in Australia ): the transfers were printed in the USA by Stan Cedarleaf, and are superb.
There is a Accucraft one coming out in two color schemes of green (named San Juan), and mid brown (name Tenmile) - they are very limited production in both steam & electric. I hope to have an electric in green to partner 'Como' when China builds them and they have wandered around the world to Britain. David Fletcher has had a lot of input to the Accucraft ones - they have taken a long time , which does not suprsie me I know what a complicated little loco they are!
I know of a steam version in 1/20th scale, that has been built in New Mexico, USA, and its is a superb model, and took a very long time to build
Thanks for the message.
Yours Peter.