WPMA-19 makes a pickup of an empty box car at Garden State Paper.

Bruce

Thanks for starting this week's thread again Bruce---I really enjoy your contributions.Back on the Leetown Division another steamer (S1D Mikado #3377) is spotted on a double-headed freight about to tackle the Stoney Creek inclne.

Here is a seldom modeled detail... It's the oiler on the crosshead of BLW #26 in the roundhouse in Scranton PA. I doubt that Cal-scale will ever produce this one.[attachment=24782]

e-paw Wrote:Here is a seldom modeled detail... It's the oiler on the crosshead of BLW #26 in the roundhouse in Scranton PA. I doubt that Cal-scale will ever produce this one.

You're right, Steve; that one would be hard to do in brass.
Cal-Scale (and PSC, too) both offer mechanical lubricators like the one shown above and just behind the valve chest of this modified 0-8-0:



There should also be a link to the valve gear, which would provide the mechanical force, but I didn't bother adding it. :oops:

Wayne

Industrial area.

Cindys Harbor Seaport Village, with a bit of morning fog rolling in. At the top of the hill, a narrow gauge tank car is delivering a load of brine for the pickle factory.
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When the buildings get lighter and the grass gets greener become the engines red

IMG_4685 by faraway52, on Flickr