Linz Gstadt Bahn 2

That's to make it easy for Norfolkies who have trouble counting higher >:)
You're too kind - reminds me of working for a small provincial building company when someone pointed out that, of the vans parked in the car park, there were nos 11, 12 & 21 leading him to suggest that we had bought a cheap supply of numbers, only getting 1s and 2s :emo::emo::emo::emo:
 
You could couple two of them, back-to-back, and swear-blind it was a double - kraus, and number 11!
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Six of the Krauss loco variant were actually produced in the late 1890s but I have 3 of each (one is in the wardrobe upstairs). There is an original “growler” at the back so it is 53 years old.

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And for my latest trick the Roncali circus train becomes a Clean Machine plus reliveried stock for the Linz Gstadt Bahn.
The whole set including a circle of brass track is less than the cost of single loco clean machine.


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Just in the process of installing the Piko 35040 rc in this Stainz. The battery box will go in the cab where the back head was. I will cut a hole in the inner cab roof to take the battery box in and out with a detachable outer cab roof.

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You must be getting very good at taking stainz appart. the number you seem to have acquired. :)
I am.
I once chipped a Stainz in 12 minutes flat for a friend at the North West G Scale Society meeting.

Anyway, this Stainz will have a removable roof - I don't have the charging jack point or three way switch in my spares boxes atm
This Stainz is also battery powered with a pack in the cab - it does have a charging jack and 3 way switch

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