Just ordered..

Congratulations looks very nice :thumbup:

You must post some pictures of it on your line when you get it :thumbup:
 
Very nice....
 
Very nice, what name is it going to carry, J B Earle or E R Calthrop......:thumbup:
 
Superb! Could get quite jellyous over that. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
very nice. L&M coming to the forefront.
 
I always fancied one of those when Pearse made them,alas they were beyond my means at the time.One of the most beautiful narrow gauge engines ever built in my opinion.I wish Roundhouse would stop using those damned cheese head screws though.
 
I'm not sure why everyone is so fussed about the cheese head screws... I find them offensive, but I also know where my stock of hex heads is kept.
 
dewintondave said:
Paul H said:
I'm not sure why everyone is so fussed about the cheese head screws...
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Me neither, and 4 hex headed screws per cylinder wouldn't be proto either. And I'm sure fullsize cylinder covers wouldn't be attached by screws anyway.
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Nor usually with bolts. Studs and nuts is usual, and sometimes square shanked studs at that, with square holes in the cover, and lots of them. Makes putting the covers on good fun, when the studs have been out.
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want one but would not go round the bendes of my line...
 
Pictures from Stoneleigh.
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