Just a few photos I took yesterday of HE 3883 and RSH 7136/HE 3892
Austerity tanks
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Austerity tanks
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Ordsall Road (BR(E)), Forge Mill Sidings (BR(M)), Kirkcliffe Coking Plant (BR(E)), Swanage (BR (S)) and Heaby (LMS/MR). Acquired Thorneywood (GNR). Still trying to "Keep the Balance".
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Re: Austerity tanks
Hi Hardwick,
Did you take any pictures between the frames?
Gordon A
Bristol
Did you take any pictures between the frames?
Gordon A
Bristol
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Re: Austerity tanks
Trust you to want to poke about down there......
Tim V
(Not all railways in Somerset went to Dorset)
(Not all railways in Somerset went to Dorset)
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It was a little warm to go down there......
The view from above was risking it, as the exhaust caught me a second after releasing the shutter. Good job it wasn't actually 'working'. It was being dragged backwards.
More to follow....
The view from above was risking it, as the exhaust caught me a second after releasing the shutter. Good job it wasn't actually 'working'. It was being dragged backwards.
More to follow....
Ordsall Road (BR(E)), Forge Mill Sidings (BR(M)), Kirkcliffe Coking Plant (BR(E)), Swanage (BR (S)) and Heaby (LMS/MR). Acquired Thorneywood (GNR). Still trying to "Keep the Balance".
Re: Austerity tanks
I had a look between the frames of an austerity recently but it looked a bit odd and I couldn't work out why..
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Re: Austerity tanks
[quote="craig_whilding"]I had a look between the frames of an austerity recently but it looked a bit odd and I couldn't work out why..
No pickups, no motor, no gears? Mind you it could be split frame
Cheers,
David
No pickups, no motor, no gears? Mind you it could be split frame
Cheers,
David
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Re: Austerity tanks
I was going to say it must be straight out of the box from the first few photo's.... If it is missing all the running bits take it back to the shop!!!
Doug
Still not doing enough modelling
Still not doing enough modelling
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Re: Austerity tanks
Look for a seperate plastic bag with the slide bars, cross heads, and drive for piston valves etc.
If missing return to buyer as incomplete.
Gordon A
Bristol
If missing return to buyer as incomplete.
Gordon A
Bristol
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Re: Austerity tanks
Oh I hadn't seen the bag sitting next to the loco
Doug
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Still not doing enough modelling
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Re: Austerity tanks
[quote="craig_whilding"]I had a look between the frames of an austerity recently but it looked a bit odd and I couldn't work out why..
You really know how to have a good night out dont you Craig!!
Tony
You really know how to have a good night out dont you Craig!!
Tony
Re: Austerity tanks
Tony W wrote:craig_whilding wrote:I had a look between the frames of an austerity recently but it looked a bit odd and I couldn't work out why..
You really know how to have a good night out dont you Craig!!
Tony
Night out!? Now i've been to some funny places for a rave but the inside of a gutted saddle tank isn't one of them
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