Wanted to know if any of you have seen these modeled before and where might you start if you wanted to?
According to the index where I found these, they are Lackawanna Iron and Steel narrow gauge camelback switchers. Predecessor to the South Buffalo Railway. Anyway, for those camelback guys out there, I thought this would be neat.
~ignatius
Vsmith’s Sig Loco !! [:D]
Gotta love narrow gauge!
http://www.bachmanntrains.com/home-usa/products/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=380
Kind of close.
Hornby or one of the other Brit companys may have something similar - does look neat though![8D]
In On30 the bachmann 0-4-0 might be a good place to start. That tender has got to be home made, neat. Small locos are a favourite of mine.
Dave
Cool lokies! But just think of the issues here… Narrow gauge modelers are a bit on the fringe, and camelback enthusiasts are rarer still; combine the two concepts and…. well… society may not be ready for this!
[:O][:D]
Rarer yet, an 0-6-6-0 Camelback articulated:
Mark