Inge's Turntable Table

• Inge's Turntable Table
  Posted by Inge on 01 Mar, 2024 10:13
• Here are a few additions to my Turntable Table.
  First is a 1" scale, 4-3/4" ga. Pacific locomotive , coal fired.  This is a very close rendition of the full size Southern Crescent locomotive in the Smithsonian. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]
  
  Next is a 1" scale, 4-3/4" ga. Great Northern P2 Mountain type, propane fired. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]
  
  Here are a couple of Bing O ga. live steamers, circa 1910, alcohol fired. You can see them run on my youtube channel - MR. TWEEZLE . [ Guests cannot view attachments ]
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  Posted by Inge on 01 Mar, 2024 10:23
• Forgot to add this oddball.  A British tank engine with an odd gauge, about 4-9/16", 1" scale Tilbury Tank engine. Burner is missing, but I believe it to be alcohol fired.  Probably built in the 1930's.
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  Posted by Stoker on 01 Mar, 2024 10:44
• That Southern Railroad 1407 Pacific absolutely knocks my socks off!
  
  It couldn't be more beautiful if it was a classical Greek sculpture!!!
  
  Who built that?
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  Posted by gbritnell on 01 Mar, 2024 10:46
• Wow! Outstanding locomotives!  I used to belong to a local club years ago but never built one.
  
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  Posted by Inge on 01 Mar, 2024 11:24
• Quote from: Stoker on 01 Mar, 2024 10:44

  That Southern Railroad 1407 Pacific absolutely knocks my socks off!
  
  It couldn't be more beautiful if it was a classical Greek sculpture!!!
  
  Who built that?
  

  The Pacific was started by Arthur Johnson of Chicago, and finished by Tom Hiltner here in Minnesota.
  Of note is the star sapphire embedded in the end of the Johnson Bar. Also note the numbers stamped on the throttle quadrant.
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  Posted by txlabman on 01 Mar, 2024 12:02
• What a Turntable!
  
  Wonderful.
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  Posted by Stoker on 01 Mar, 2024 12:38
• Jaw-dropping!
  
  More than just the numbering of the throttle quadrant, there are all the stop notches for the obviously functional pinch-lever on the throttle.
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  Posted by krypto31337 on 01 Mar, 2024 18:41
• While all those locomotives are great, the green Southern at the top is absolutely stunning!
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  Posted by RedRyder on 01 Mar, 2024 20:00
• Wow and wow...!!!  
  
  Great display, Inge...!!!
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  Posted by St Paul Steam on 01 Mar, 2024 20:18
• These are amazing locomotives; the detail is impeccable... Wow !
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  Posted by jkbixby on 01 Mar, 2024 20:21
• Beautiful locomotives especially the Southern pacific - just great!
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  Posted by Maxwell on 02 Mar, 2024 05:18
• Fantastic Locomotives; great seeing them here 
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  Posted by Woe is me on 03 Mar, 2024 16:10
• Yeah like,....they all said.
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  Posted by Nick on 03 Mar, 2024 20:43
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  Posted by Stoker on 03 Mar, 2024 20:53
• I'm well chuffed seeing that table .... Thank Inge for sharing with us, and thank you Nick for posting!!!
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