How about this for an HO Garratt ?
HO scale 4-8-4 + 4-8-4 articulated Beyer Garratt steam locomotive. Die-cast model based on New South Wales Ry. class AD60 prototype. Dual motors, RP-25 profile wheelsets and Kadee-compatible magnetic knuckle couplers. Direct-current model, $795.50; Digital Command Control with QSI sound, $869.50. Factory weathering available for an additional $25. Shipping, $18.50. Ready-to-run. Manufactured by Eureka Models. International Hobbies
Garrat in HO
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redtoon1892
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Jingling Geordie
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Re: Garrat in HO
Watto Redtoon-A great photograph.
However where light poorly laid track was not the case was there much that the average large standard guage Garrat could do that a 9F couldn't do equally well or even better?
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However where light poorly laid track was not the case was there much that the average large standard guage Garrat could do that a 9F couldn't do equally well or even better?
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Re: Garrat in HO
I hope that thing had a mechanical stoker i would'nt fancy firing it.
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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manna
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Re: Garrat in HO
G'day Gents
Aussi Garrats, here's a couple of narrow gauge pic's, but I belive they were oil burners, they use to be converted between coal and oil depending on the price? sometimes both at the same time.
manna
PS notice in one photo the engine is almost as long as the train?
Aussi Garrats, here's a couple of narrow gauge pic's, but I belive they were oil burners, they use to be converted between coal and oil depending on the price? sometimes both at the same time.
manna
PS notice in one photo the engine is almost as long as the train?
EDGWARE GN, Steam in the Suburbs.