Where did you put the batteries ?
Fred Mills said:In my household smoke detectors when we went to daylight savings time? Isn't that what batteries are for?
Where did you put the batteries ?
David Russell said:We don't need no [b]stinkin[/b] batteries for our smoke detectors. When the caged Rooster falls over..........we make tracks :D RalphFred Mills said:In my household smoke detectors when we went to daylight savings time? Isn't that what batteries are for?
Where did you put the batteries ?
You mean canary don’t you Ralph?
LOL!
It’s still not done but it ran outside today (without the roof fastened in place yet, still working on hiding the motor)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3qNXaHGWF8&feature[/youtube]
Don’t use the embed code. Just copy it straight from the video url.
Ralph
Ralph Berg said:I did ? I have never embedded one before......:P
Don't use the embed code. Just copy it straight from the video url. Ralph
BTW…AC/DC "who made who " is a great song to listen too while watching …
LSC rules!
David Russell said:Well, you still haven't :P Ralph
I have never embedded one before......:P
OK…your,you’re,you are correct…I probably have not
You had it right, but I had to delete “=youtu.be” from the end of the url.
Ralph
Son, nice run… 
That is soooo neat! Love the action. I want one! Great work and thanks for the video (about time too).
David Russell said:
, Now cut a guy a little slack ok!
Did I read this right? WHO wrote this??? :lol:
(http://i.picasion.com/pic51/b5be90103c86129764a4d209b727911c.gif)
Ralph Berg said:I had to teach him that... :D
You had it right, but I had to delete "=youtu.be" from the end of the url. Ralph
Nice! Good to see it out getting some exercise. Love the engineer
Steve Featherkile said:Simply amazing, isn't it :D RalphRalph Berg said:I had to teach him that... :D
You had it right, but I had to delete "=youtu.be" from the end of the url. Ralph
Rooster tell your son he did a great job building that engine. Looks great and its about time we see it running outdoors.
What a Rube Goldberg looking contraption that things is…
I still can’t believe I made it work. When I first saw the prototype, I thought it was cool and I wanted to attempt to build it even though I was told to pick something easier to model. My response was “that thing is pretty simple and straight forward”. BOY did I learn a lot from this build!! Some of the crew here was a big help in educating me on steam locomotives and for that I thank you (you know who you are).
My goal is to finish it this summer and get some GOOD video of it pulling the combination car over my bridges (as that was it’s prototypical purpose). It will then reside on loan at our local museum with the combination car for their CVRR room.