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How about a model steam engine? Either a static engine or steam driven motor car for example. Fully working not just a display model. Current Build:-
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add me to that list too!!!
I have seen some amazing Showmens engine kits, but they are in UK and are at least $10,000.
A steam train would be good too.The only issue would be getting the boiler certified so you dont blow yourself up
Carl
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darbyvet wrote:add me to that list too!!!
I have seen some amazing Showmens engine kits, but they are in UK and are at least $10,000.
A steam train would be good too.The only issue would be getting the boiler certified so you dont blow yourself up
Carl
Indeed would make lovely models but i guess anything with pressured steam would be a no go on health and safety grounds. Be interesting though to see if anything comes along  Happy Modelling
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birdaj2 wrote:Indeed would make lovely models but i guess anything with pressured steam would be a no go on health and safety grounds. Be interesting though to see if anything comes along Well DeAgo DO offer cars running on a liquid explosive more energetic than TNT, sooooo...
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I really want this train http://www.asterhobbyusa.../great-northern-s2.html
I believe in USA if you build one of these you need to get the train inspected and tested before you fire it up. It is also $7000 so that would be quite a monthly payment!!! Carl
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Live steam won't ever happen as a Partwork, the risk parameters are simply to great
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Tomick wrote:Live steam won't ever happen as a Partwork, the risk parameters are simply to great That makes sense.A large scale showmans steam engine static model would be cool though.AN electric RC would be even better. Carl
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