I recently purchased a partially completed Walthers N-scale blast furnace at a flea market. The parts all seem to be there but there was no instructions. I was wondering if anyone can help me out?
Thanks
Following are a few photos of my unweathered HO scale blast furnace and iron making related structures.Slowly double click on photos to enlarge them. My 4’x6’ compressed complex would be about 2’x4’ in N scale. Note that the blast furnace needs a continuous supply of iron ore, scrap iron, coke, and limestone, shown in storage piles the next photo. These ingredients are carried to the rear of the blast furnace via an elevated double rail set-up to a conveyor skip to dump into the top of the blast furnace The “blast” is provided by the nearby air compressor structure, which is connected to the blast furnace. via piping (not completed). There must be a nearby “slag pit” to dump the molten slag. Solidified slag is used for ballast and other profitable purposes. The slag is skimmed from the molten iron to troughs leading to the front of the blast furnace and dumped in to open top “slag cars” to be dumped in a slag pit, ( as shown in the next photo.) The molten iron is transported by “hot metal bottle cars” to the Rolling mill, or to the iron-to-steel conversion mill. 
The next photo shows the ore carrier in a harbor being unloaded by two Hulett unloders. Note in the rear are the two elevated track that carry the raw ingredients in proper proportions, to the skip and conveyor. There is a
ive got instructions for the n scale furnace. ill go find it and scan it for you.
here is my email address: ggooler@aol.com
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g
found it and scanned it, so lmk
g
Just got back in town and found your reply. Thanks. If you could send it to me It would certainly help me out.
i would if i could. just email me from my link above, then i can send it to you.
later
g
sent
lmk if it works out ok was 12 pages
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g