I've always wanted one of these rarities

[Paradise]

One of Greg's cee-gar tubes... You distract him, whilst I grab it..
As for pins for con-rods.. - Bolt with brass tube sleeve, would probably do?
(I'm forcing myself into a bid here, aren't I?)

The drivers would be biguns for narrow gauge. I estimate they are about 50~ 55mm diameter. Similar to a Bachmann Annie wheel.
They may even be gauge 3 wheels on gauge 1 axles. 'Slater's 4' 1" 12 Spoke Driving Wheel' scales to about that. They are £48.50 on gauge 3 axle.
It seems all their smaller scaled 12 spoke wheels are much smaller in diameter.
7/8ths 1:13.7 maybe? Lots of spokes with no counterweights and can that motor and gearbox handle it?
You could lose the tops of the wheels on a low deck in the side tanks and 'mud guards'.

Maybe the Emmett idea. Is Greg still looking?

 

[Paul M]

I nominate Paul M!

You know you want to....

I would, but we've enough trouble with a hamster, we'll never cope with a unicorn

 

[vsmith]

[QUOTE="DoctorM, post: 526452, member: 1275e just pops up on ebay:

"A fantastic and hard to find Otto G Gauge train produced by most likely LGB " !

LGB Otto Train G Scale Gauge Steam Engine Locomotive Spares Repairs Electric | eBay[/QUOTE]

Tempted to bid just to get that funky drivetrain.

 

[Riograndad]

Nope,its not for me ,let you lads fight over it