RH Linda or Blanche.
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Marquis DeCarabas
RH Linda or Blanche.
Could someone please post a picture of the cab interior, please - looking over the tender to the inside of the cab.
Doesn't matter if it is manual or r/c.
TIA.
Doesn't matter if it is manual or r/c.
TIA.
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It's been a while, but my recollection is there are tapped holes in the L-shaped bracket, with the screws fastening it to the inside of the frame.Marquis DeCarabas:102413 wrote:How does the gas tank attach, is there a bracket underneath with 2 setscrews or a pair of nuts and bolts?
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No, and no.
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No, but I would love to! If done in 1960s pre-oil firing pre-piston valves condition the major changes needed are to the loco cab sides and, of course, a completely different tender body with cab. Post 1972 condition would also mean different cylinder covers and a few other detailing bits (snifting valve on top of the saddle tank, oil tank in tender, for example) would be needed.JMORG:102514 wrote:TonyW,
Have you ever converted a "Linda" into a Ffestiniog "Blanche"?#
I've never seen one!
Putting a pony truck under the front end would require a forward frame extension, just like the full-size locos have.
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