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RedRyder

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Little Brother and Little (littler) Little Brother
« on: March 27, 2019, 05:33:04 pm »
Here is my Little Brother built by who knows? 

and....

A few years back I was fortunate to acquire a smaller

Little Brother.... a free lance build scaled down from the regular sized model by George Britnell.

I call it the Little Little Brother!

Enjoy,

Gil








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Dandy little engine, Gil. I'll bet it runs as good as it looks.
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Here is a video:



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Great Show Gil  8)

Can't be too easy to get them both running on film at the same time
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Very nice ... but it must have been a little hectic getting started.

The Little Brother engine appears to be the one that Jin is currently offering, or a fairly close copy anyway.
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Hi all,
 Gil nice. Have you ever seen one of Herb's little brothers' uprights?


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Len, I might have seen one and not known what it was called. I am not familiar with a Little Brother upright.

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I was right; it does run as good as it looks.
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Hi,
 Do like the pairing you posted here in this thread. I will look to get a pic to post. Imagine the one with  brass fly wheels you repainted, but smaller.


Len.