See here A live steam PRR K4, selling for under $1800 And this:
Also live steam, and retailing for under $800 Both are listed for pre-order at COCRY The 0-6-0 AML makes is also really nice.
Mike,
That live steam bug bit you hard :lol:
Just Like the old Lays comercials…you can’t only have one 
Ralph
This engine shown here would suit me too! Does anybod have a link to the site where this beauty is announced ?
cheers Joe
COCRY does not appear to be running a business right now…shame as we are over there for the month of May.
tac
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Joe - the AccuCraft site [1/29th scale AML page] is where you will find details of this little loco - now you have told us that your interest is in G1 - THIS is 1/29th, and is about the same size as a BR80 in real life. Please notice also that this is a CGI, not a real item - yet.
Lorenz Schug in Detzem is your AccuCraft dealer in Germany, although Koenigs in Mariendorferdamm, Berlin, just over the road from Axel Springer Verlag, is probably as near.
Tell him I sent you.
tac
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Thanks Terry , you say it´s more like american Gauge 1 as I understood you ! And what is with my other Gauge 1 Locos? I bet they are also not exactly european Gauge 1, scale 1/32 ! What do you think of them :
(http://i704.photobucket.com/albums/ww49/dampfmaschinenjoe/DSC_0023-1.jpg)
(http://i704.photobucket.com/albums/ww49/dampfmaschinenjoe/DSC_0024-2.jpg)
cheers Joe
Fascintaing stuff, Joe - you even have the same Proxxon pillar mount as I do!!
More details of the locos would be appreicated.
I have an Aster BR01, and a Maerklin S3/6 in green, as well as the RH. All my others are either 20.3 or 16mm.
Best
tac
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Hi, Terry and all the others,
These are my vintage german made Gauge 1 Tinplate Locos . Both were made around 1920 and this year they will have their 90th birthday! The first one is a Märklin 0-4-0 Loco with the salesnumber of 4001. The last counter in this number shows that it´s Gauge 1 . Tinplaters have not exacly been to scale but they have a lot of charme, I think.
The other one , my 2-4-0, is made by Bing I suppose as when beeing restored by the former owner they overcolored the Makers Sign on the Buffer beam! The outlook, the torpedo shaped smokebox door and some other features give a hint that this is really a Bing although I did not find the engine in my reference literature. If it is a Conversion it is really well made and nice to look at. Maybe it was made for a reseller as Bing did a lot of export business in those days: I don´t know but that´s no reason to like this loco less.
cheers Joe
Toolwise I need a clockmakers Lathe now to complete my tools ! But as promised, I will first buy some rolling stock for my little steamcritter “MAX” to model a small industrial train !
cheers Joe
Toolwise I need a clockmakers Lathe now to complete my tools ! But as promised, I will first buy some rolling stock for my little steamcritter “MAX” to model a small industrial train !
cheers Joe