Sumpter 250's duff challenge
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nkp_174 Wrote:An outside frame, NG 2-6-6-2 is a nice concept for a freelance locomotive! It is a sufficiently plausible concept (The D&RGW having received quotes for OF ng 2-8-8-2s), and effectively executed by not following a prototype's details too closely. Your work has been excellent on this project both on concept and execution! Popcornbeer
Nope I wasn't aware of the D&RGW 2-8-8-2 quotes :o
I was partly driven by the fact that I have, in standard gauge, a 2-4-4-2, a 2-6-6-2, a 2-8-2, and a 2-8-0
I have built the 3' gauge 2-8-0, 2-8-2, and 2-4-4-2, all outside frame. The 2-6-6-2 OF is a long waiting project.
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Lutz, I can use that idea for the lead engine ! Big Grin BUT, I would have to change the style of the crosshead itself to do that. It is a legitimate "way out", and will have to see how much effort will be required to make it happen.
Many Thanks, Thumbsup Thumbsup Thumbsup
Pete
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The headlight on the sand box on the pilot deck.
   
The Back-up light on the tender end cap.
   
The "sled" for the drive motor, with the tender end attached.
This will take a bit more "finessing" to get the motor supports right, and get the motor secured in place, with the universal drive cup on the shaft.
   
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Eek Now that I think of it - - - - - has anyone ever seen an outside frame, 3' gauge, 2-8-8-8-2 Triplex ? Icon_twisted Icon_twisted Eek Icon_twisted Eek Icon_twisted Icon_lol
( did I just hear the Star Trek theme playing ?? )
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