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Single fairlie in 7.25" gauge

Verfasst: Sa 7. Nov 2015, 11:05
von smr779
It's been a while since I posted here, but I have been building a locomotive that I think you might be interested in. She has taken 3 years to build, and was inspired by 'Taliesin' of the Ffestiniog Railway.
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Re: Single fairlie in 7.25" gauge

Verfasst: Sa 7. Nov 2015, 22:08
von Schrauber
Hi,

Thanks for showing those nice pics.
looking perfekt. Great job :respekt:

Where is the place to see the masterpiece life?

Re: Single fairlie in 7.25" gauge

Verfasst: Sa 7. Nov 2015, 22:38
von smr779
Swanley Park, Kent - about 15 miles South East of London

Re: Single fairlie in 7.25" gauge

Verfasst: So 8. Nov 2015, 20:57
von lokmarv
Hello Peter,

I like your tinkerbell, she is amazing, but a bit of a cartoon.

I would like to know, how long, wide and high she is and what is the weight? (cm, kg ;-) ).
You have reported that you work with kids, how many ride on a propper train?

Regards
martin

Re: Single fairlie in 7.25" gauge

Verfasst: So 8. Nov 2015, 23:35
von smr779
She is 2.8m long, 710mm wide and 1.27m high. Weight? Probably between 750 and 900kg.

Our railway has quite steep gradients - about 1 in 100 uphill for 200m - and we run trains of one luggage car plus 4 passenger cars. Normally, about 20 people but sometimes more. But this loco will haul much more than that. . . . .