Neptune Street

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Carl L
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So, as engineers wait to take weekend possession for track laying on the new section……

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…. a new acquisition simmers for the next fish train (a coal load and crew would help :lol: )

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The engine’s actual last shed was Hull Dairycoates before withdrawal, so it was too good a bargain not to rehome :D
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Steve M
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Re: Neptune Street

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Good progress and a nice looking loco.
"Not very stable, but incredibly versatile." ;)
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Re: Neptune Street

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Nice looking loco - I am a great fan of the lightly weathered look.
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Re: Neptune Street

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Well, as with the prototype, engineering possession will run beyond the weekend :o . This was the result of three and a half hours work; the bottom tracks are fitted and wired up, most of the time was spend adjusting the levels between the boards, down to the half mm, just to avoid a ‘derailing jump’. Quite happy :D

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Now for the top section.
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So satisfying when it all works though!
"Not very stable, but incredibly versatile." ;)
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