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Hi steve here from windsor ontario, mostly biuld scale model steam engines
 

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Welcome from Oakville!

Those models are stunning!! Could you tell us a little more about them? Where did you get the plans and/or castings? Would you happen to have video of them running?

Craig
 
trlvn said:
Welcome from Oakville!

Those models are stunning!! Could you tell us a little more about them? Where did you get the plans and/or castings? Would you happen to have video of them running?

Craig
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Hi some were just scaled from photgraphs, the twin is a based on a stewart victoria twin. have many many more. 40 years worth.
will put up some vidio soon. just a bit busy this morning
 
Welcome from Southern Alberta. I look forward to seeing and reading more about your models and craftsmanship.
 
Welcome from Lillooet BC....
Agreed with the others, we are going to need more pictures..... Some of us have been kinda slacking lately. :D
 
steveb said:
Hi steve here from windsor ontario, mostly biuld scale model steam engines
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Welcome!

I worked in Windsor and Detroit my whole career. Now I farm an hour east of you.

Your engines are beautiful. I'm very jealous!

You will have fun here.
 
Another west coast welcome, agree with all the comments the engines are beautiful.
There are a few of use working on steam engines, most not as involved as the ones you have pictured but you have to start somewhere.
 
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