Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends train 16mm scale G scale garden railway railroad
Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
Thomas being a really useful engine on my garden railway the Waltham & Lincolnshire Coast Railway.
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Thomas being a really useful engine on my garden railway the Waltham & Lincolnshire Coast Railway.
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Old Lionel Engine

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Question by waffle 28: can i make my own model train engine?
i am looking for a motor,wheels and a body so i can put it all together and paint it and whatever. can i do this . and if so is there a book so i do not get the wrong stuff. i have an HO train set.
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Answer by I will cook and eat Chaka
look up hobby shop on the Internet for your city…they should have the necessary parts and guidance…we have a great hobby shop here in orlando (more than one but one in particular i like) that has various electric motors and parts…good luck.
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Well here is how I do the engine facility in detail that I promised to make.
Complete train set up done by Shane.
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An excursion run leaving Owosso, Michigan, late in the afternoon on November 28, 2008. The train is pulled by the 800000 pound (including tender) Pere Marquette 1225 locomotive ― the largest operating steam engine locomotive in Michigan. Steven Spielberg’s production company filmed the exterior sights and sounds of the 1225 for the computer rendering of the movie, “Polar Express,” and Lionel Model Trains has also recorded the sounds of the 1225 for its new electric toy model train, “The 1225″ ― the namesake of Owosso’s 1225. Owosso, Michigan, is the headquarters of the Steam Railroading Institute, which includes a museum and other facilities. The institute’s 3.5 acre grounds also hold a roundhouse, the Pere Marquette 1225, the 82000 pound Flagg Coal Company steam switch engine, the 136000 pound Mississippian steam locomotive (under restoration), plus many train cars and other rolling stock from railroads in the United States and Canada. The Owosso-based Steam Railroading Institute was the location of TrainFestival 2009, which was celebrated from July 24th thru July 26th, 2009. The festival drew approximately 36000 visitors to Owosso from around the world. On display were additional steam-era equipment, including the 1225′s sister steam locomotive – Nickel Plate Road’s 765 – and The Southern Pacific Number 4449: The Daylight. Owosso, Michigan, is also the headquarters of the Great Lakes Central Railroad, which provides freight service to Northern and Southern Michigan, and …
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Chessie Freight Engine — G-Model Trains at the Cheekwood Botanical Garden Nashville (TN) July 2011

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Image by Ron Cogswell on July 19, 2011, using a Nikon D80 and minor Photoshop effects.
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Percy, Thomas the Tank Train’s best friend, a 0-4-0 saddle tank engine. Nixon Presidential Library miniature electric train exhibit

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Percy, Thomas the Tank Train’s best friend, The Richard Nixon Presidential Library yearly Christmas season miniature electric train exhibit of Antique and LEGO miniature trains, villages. Displays include videos, memorabilia – Two rooms of running trains in villages, mountains and cities. 1) The Atrium Southern California LEGO Train Club exhibit. 2) The special exhibit room of LIONEL and other collector electric trains, in action and on display. Some Wind-up Robots and toys are also included.
From: www.thomasandfriends.com/ca/Thomas.mvc/EngineDetail/Percy
Percy is the No. 6 green engine. He is the junior member of Sir Topham Hatt’s railway. He is quite content puffing around the yard with no particular desire for adventure in the world outside. Percy is Thomas’ best friend and his favorite job is delivering the mail. He is always happy to help and other engines sometimes take advantage of his good nature.
Percy is an 0-4-0 saddle tank engine based on engines from the Avonside Engine Company.
C&O Engine — G-Scale Model Train at Cheekwood Botanical Garden Nashville (TN) July 2011

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Image by Ron Cogswell on July 19, 2011, using a Nikon D80 and minor Photoshop effects.
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Question by Joe D: How do you tell if a Lionel train engine uses smoke pellets or smoke liquid?
I have a 2-4-2 Scout number 236 I believe is from 1961. It looks identical to the Scout number 242 made in 1962. How do I tell if it is capable of making smok and what method it uses. I can’t find this model listed anywhere. Thanks.
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Answer by JIM BAKER
If the heat unit in the smokestack is a dimpled light bulb, I would use smoke pellets.
The older liquid smoke units had a wire coil as seen down the stack.
This is all from memory, but I could be mistaken.
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