JazzDad Gandy Dancer Jan 31, 2017 #1 http://steamlocomotive.info/vlocomotive.cfm?Display=27632 Not what you expected to see?
montanan Whiskey Merchant Jan 31, 2017 #2 It certainly is different from what we have here in the states.
L Logger Mike Member Jan 31, 2017 #3 montanan said: It certainly is different from what we have here in the states. Click to expand... Certainly Cool Looking. Would make great Scratchbuild if had more pics. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
montanan said: It certainly is different from what we have here in the states. Click to expand... Certainly Cool Looking. Would make great Scratchbuild if had more pics. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Railrunner130 Well-Known Member Jan 31, 2017 #4 Funny, it sorta resembles a stripped-down, home-built Shay.
tootnkumin Well-Known Member Staff member Jan 31, 2017 #5 Railrunner130 said: Funny, it sorta resembles a stripped-down, home-built Shay. Click to expand... Typical New Zealand, probably one of the most DIY, use whatever you can lay your hands on, nation in the world.
Railrunner130 said: Funny, it sorta resembles a stripped-down, home-built Shay. Click to expand... Typical New Zealand, probably one of the most DIY, use whatever you can lay your hands on, nation in the world.
tootnkumin Well-Known Member Staff member Jan 31, 2017 #7 BBwells said: Is it an 0-4-8-0? Click to expand... 4-4-4, I found this page from about 1966 that has quite a bit of information on NZ small early steam in industrial usage. The 4th picture down is of similar locos. They used a combination of geared and chain drive http://www.irsociety.co.uk/Archives/26/Overseas_10_NZ.htm
BBwells said: Is it an 0-4-8-0? Click to expand... 4-4-4, I found this page from about 1966 that has quite a bit of information on NZ small early steam in industrial usage. The 4th picture down is of similar locos. They used a combination of geared and chain drive http://www.irsociety.co.uk/Archives/26/Overseas_10_NZ.htm