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OK nitpickers, here you are! A C Co #2, Arizona Copper Co (Coronado RR) was originally built as an 0-4-2T for the Coronado RR (20" gauge) CN 507, built 7/1882 by H K Porter. This loco was abandonded along with 2 others (#5 & #7) high on a hillside near the Coronado Mine. The 3 "lost lokies" were brought down some years ago and are all residing at various museums in AZ. Coronado RR #8 "Copperhead" is still at "home" in Clifton, AZ near the Greenlee Co. Historical Society museum (the old Clifton station)where the Coronado RR ran.
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Si , feller.s.
My next job is to BUILD the bench..moo hahahahahahahahah then I can build the Excelsior writ again...
BUT..I have made big progress...and i itch ..to build some stuff..
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fellers....
Raining here in Northern cal...steady all night and so far..
Foto found on flash drive...these are the little passenjare wagon..some different shots of frame and fini...for effect..
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And we twiddle the exhaust to make it reverse?
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Charley-that's some dee-light-ful stuff!! I just love those little pokey lokies and cars. Herbert may have been thinking about how the Englishmen run their large scale locos, a reverse lever or some such to operate the battery powered engine whilst they imbibe in some single malt or stout ale. Eh whot??
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Sirs ,
The standard stack switch assembly..one each etc..for'ard is down..the most used and easiest .make er go..mash er down..gentle there rufus..
I enjoy the little trains too...A fellow don't need much monies to make this stuff.a few rails..and some plastic or styrofoamfor buildingsor wood etc..a great thing..
I hope to find more pitchers[img]">
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