The engine is spectacular, as is the catenary and trackwork. Thanks for posting. Al
Dear Chris,
The E-44 project was very successful !!!
To answer one of the Forum Members question about the PRR caternary one of our former members built from the exact PRR plans the caternary using brass components and piano wire- no plastruct here !!
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jJohn
Nice job./ The wiper contack did you make them or are they avalable? If so what type of meteral?
Chris,
Outstanding! Looks even better in motion.
Simon
Spectacular! I will re-read the entire thread this evening!
Chris
Excellent in all respects! I like the headlight glint off the catenary. An added bonus
John
PRR Man:
Fantastic. Simply Fantastic!
I met Ed Chambers when I attended 10th Grade with him at Carrollton (Texas) High School in 1961. Ed was in his senior year and was modeling the M-K-T (The Katy) in HO in his folk's garage at the time. He was a natural born custom painter. He told me shortly after I met him that when younger he had operated his Lionel O gauge in his mother's flower garden!
Sadly, as mentioned, Ed passed away a couple of years ago. He was living in Oklahoma at the time.
