More of David Fletcher's photos of his beautifully crafted
locomotives and of his layout. If you have any questions for David,
E-Mail me at Unitah@aol.com
and I'll make sure they get to him quickly. I hope you enjoy his
work.....
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A South Park C&S 2-6-0
Another shot of the South Park C&S 2-6-0
A completed shot of the South Park C&S 2-6-0
The follow 3 photos show an 1880s D&RG 0-6-0T Class
48 switcher which was kitbashed using components from an Aristocraft
C-16 2-8-0 model. The D&RG often had cause to share loco components
for ease and efficiency in the loco shops, and thus the Class
48 was virtually a shortened D&RG 2-8-0. The line owned nine
of the '48s, the first delivered in 1877. The last one left the
line in 1903. All wound up serving on logging lines. The model
was substantially bashed using C-16 parts with added scratch built
components such as the saddle tank, dome bases, coal bunker and
both end pilots. The saddle tank is made from a PVC pipe which
is clad with .25mm styrene with punched rivet detail.
Below are 3 photos of North Pacific Coast #13, a 2-6-0
in 1:24 scale. The model utilizes an Aristocraft 2-8-0 chassis,
modified into a 2-6-0. The stack, domes and pilot are from Accucraft
and boiler and tender from the AMT General Kit.
