HO/00 small industrial locos eg Krauss, Manning Wardle ??
Kim Mihaly
I am looking for a small 'industrial' style n-4-n or n-6-n steam tank
loco for my layout that would be typical of early private railways ie
Krauss, Manning Wardle (like the NSW S(29) class) or 20N or Stephenson
saddle tank like Aust Ag Coy No 1, or something American.
I have tried searching for British and german Manufacturers on the web,
but can't find good online catalogues...
Any suggestions ??
TIA
Kim
ch...@enet21.com.au
etc , I have a link to a Japanese Company in english. Their models are
ready to run but very expensive. At the moment they are redoing their
webpage but check over the next week or two to see if it has been updated.
meanwhile these links work
http://www2.neweb.ne.jp/wc/musashiya/e_index.html
http://www2.neweb.ne.jp/wc/musashiya/e_docs/e_general.html
and another company
http://www02.so-net.ne.jp/~toa-sato/e-sato.htm
Chris
Craig Warton
A company called "Impetus" made a 4mm scale I & K class Manning-Wardle kit.
They were etched brass, I am not sure if Impetus still exist, but they made
some lovely models.
Another one for some nice kits is a company called "High Level" - they make
a very nice Black Hawthorn 0-4-0.
There are a few others that make Industrials, but they are the more modern
ones around, but they would be way too big in HO
I think that chivers have done a kit of an F class 0-4-0 Manning Wardle
Hope this helps a little,
Craig
S29
listed on the supplier list on the CLAG
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~phold/clag/ web pages. They were nice
little locos, but are a bugger to motorise successfully! Sagami 1013's are
not the best motors to use in 4 mm scale models!
I have 4 of the old I class Manning Wardles in various stages of
construction. The are photos of some on my web pages
http://www.webfront.net.au/~davnbarb .
Regards,
S29.
http://www.webfront.net.au/~davnbarb
Craig Warton <cra...@wolf.net.au> wrote in message
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S29
You could also try:
Backwoods Miniatures
(Pete McParlin)
11 Netherton Southside
Netherton
Morpeth
Northumberland
NE65 7EZ
tel: 01669 630 255
fax: 01669 630 260
e-mail: back_mi...@compuserve.com
gearboxes, and industrial locos
Chilton Iron Works
(John Elliott)
23 Atherton Drive
Chilton Moor
Houghton le Spring
Tyne & Wear
DH4 6TA
industrial loco and wagon kits
High Level Models
(Chris Gibbon)
14 Tudor Road
Chester-le-Street
County Durham
DH3 3RY
e-mail: chris....@connectfree.com.uk
industrial loco kits, Lo-rider motor bogies
Peter K
(Peter Dawson)
Hillcroft School
Walnut Tree Manor
Haughley Green
Stowmarket
Suffolk
IP14 3RQ
tel: 01449 673390
etched loco and coach kits
These addresses were obtained from the Supplier's List at the CLAG site
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~phold/clag/ courtesy of Russ Elliot.
Regards,
S29.
http://www.webfront.net.au/~davnbarb
Kim Mihaly <kmi...@launch.net.au> wrote in message
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Juergen Groebner-Bruckner
here in Germany for you. What gauge are you looking for HO,HOm or HOe
greetings from Germany
juergen
Roger Chivers
We do kits for Wantage Tramway No7 (Modified Manning Wardle F classo
0-4-0) and LSWR Beyer Peacock 0-6-0 Saddle Tank, two of which worked in
Australia, I think at the cement works you mention.
Roger Chivers
Chivers Finelines
Kim Mihaly
HO guage -> small tank engine (0-4-0/0-6-0) built < 1900.
Kits are fine, I remember enough german to read instructions
Kim
Lambing Flat
Kim Mihaly wrote:
> Folks,
> I am looking for a small 'industrial' style n-4-n or n-6-n steam tank
> loco for my layout that would be typical of early private railways ie
> Krauss,
G'day Kim,
Have you thought about the Fleischmann "Magic Train" range, the models are
relatively cheap, quite nicely proportioned and lend themselves to your
style of superdetailing!
DPC James McInerney
STOP! In The Name Of The Lore!
At http://www.cia.com.au/bullack/ , "Lambing Flat's" mainpage for the HO
model and NSWGR information.
Or http://www.cia.com.au/bullack/rvrtitle.html for the "Rurr Valley
Railway", my G gauge garden line
Lambing Flat
Lambing Flat wrote:
> Kim Mihaly wrote:
>
> > Folks,
> > I am looking for a small 'industrial' style n-4-n or n-6-n steam tank
> > loco for my layout that would be typical of early private railways ie
> > Krauss,
>
> G'day Kim,
>
> Have you thought about the Fleischmann "Magic Train" range, the models are
> relatively cheap, quite nicely proportioned and lend themselves to your
> style of superdetailing!
Take a look at http://www.fleischmann.de/english/gauge0e/index.html
>
>
> DPC James McInerney
>
> STOP! In The Name Of The Lore!
>
> At http://www.cia.com.au/bullack/ , "Lambing Flat's" mainpage for the HO
> model and NSWGR information.
> Or http://www.cia.com.au/bullack/rvrtitle.html for the "Rurr Valley
> Railway", my G gauge garden line
--
Kim Mihaly
As a result of the feedback I really do believe the description I read
that WWW is 'all the books in all the libraries in the world tipped on
the floor with the catalougues tipped on the floor in another city.'
(And off course how c***p the search engines are).
I reran some of my searches with limiters to some of the pages refered
to in this NG and by mail , and they still didn't come up !
Anyway heaps to look at and ponder
Kim
cal of early private railways ie
ch...@enet21.com.au
Chris