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I have a Novelty to present

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Member since Sep-20-03 · 1 posts

Some months ago I was spending some time at the swedish railway museum at Gävle. Right in front of me was the replica of the 1829 steam engine Novelty. Novelty was in the locomotive trial at Rainhill along with the Rocket and some other engines. I thought it would be a bad idea to miss this opportunity, so I started to make a model right there and then. The first steamengine I've built, so there are lots of things that will improve over time... (And yes, I know, the driver looks like something Dr Frankenstein might have created...)The engine can be downloaded on http://www.banbyggarna.com/ if any of you are interested./Bosse
Railways: http://hem.passagen.se/railways/
MSTS: http://www.banbyggarna.com/I have a Novelty to present – image 1

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Member since Apr-7-03 · 1361 posts

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Southern Pacific will live on forever in the hearts of the Red and Gray Railfans I have a Novelty to present – image 3
Shane Palus
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Member since Apr-8-03 · 1404 posts

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Very cool!I love the odd ones. -Jeff

Union Pacific is my drug.

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