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I didn't think anybody looks at my posts
Don, I'll happily tell you you're wrong :big: - it's just a bit difficult to say something with an open mouth.

You're doing a great job Thm: keep them coming!

Kind regards, Arnold
 
arnoldb said:
Don, I'll happily tell you you're wrong :big: - it's just a bit difficult to say something with an open mouth.

You're doing a great job Thm: keep them coming!

Kind regards, Arnold
Exactly my thoughts as well. Eagerly waiting for more jaw dropping moments.
Thm:


 
Don

I have been watching this thread along with many others. I have been noticing the progress and workmanship and it is great. Even though you might wonder if anybody is watching, so far 2044 different times someone has stopped by to have a look. Thanks for taking the time to share your build info and pictures with the forum members. :bow: :bow:

Cheers :)

Don

 
You are all right I shouldn't be so touchy *bang*.
Don
 
Don

I'm another one that has been looking and not saying anything... mostly out of sheer envy at the work you're showing.
Do keep posting your progress.

Cheers, Joe
 
Sorry about the vid quality taken on my son's phone,but at last it is a runner,on the home straight now.

Don
 
Congratulations Don!

Sounds great. Can't wait to see her finished. Great work you are doing.
 
Great Job Don. I love those traction engines.

John
 
I thought most of that noise was the compressor, will be better once you have the regulator rigged up so it can run slower.

Congratulations, thats a big milestone reached.

Jason
 
Thanks for the nice comments.
Don
 
Keeping you up to date on the build,water pump,steering chain,oil pump and blower valve to make then it's strip down for painting.
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I may seem like i can't wait to finish it,but the thing is when a project has been on the go for 7 years it is nice to start somthing new.
New
 
Don't forget the boiler cladding ;) best fitted before painting as there is quite a bit of test fitting and you could scratch the paint with it going on & off several times.

Jason
 
Yes I had forgotten that,i have the material and the brass bands,not looking forward to that.
Don
 
;D She's looking a treat Don :bow: :bow:

Kind regards, Arnold
 
Soon be making one of those elbow jobs,Arnold
Don
 
arnoldb said:
;D She's looking a treat Don :bow: :bow:

Kind regards, Arnold

I think it's bloody MAGNIFICENT :bow: :bow:

Best Regards
Bob
 
Very nice work Don. I have a soft spot for traction engines. I bought the book on building the Minnie many years ago with the idea of starting one but never got around to it. I'll just watch and enjoy yours.
gbritnell
 

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