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Hello from Danvers, MA

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RReid:
Hello Hayden, and welcome!

Dave Otto:
Hi Hayden,  Welcome to MEM!

Dave

legokid900:

--- Quote from: Kim on May 26, 2023, 06:20:06 PM ---Hi Hayden!
Welcome to the group!  Glad to have you aboard!  :cheers:

Sounds like you've got some nice machines!  Looking forward to seeing some pics of your shop and the stuff you'll be working on.  What loco will be your first project? :)

Kim

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Hey it's Kim! :NotWorthy:

Thank you! I'm still working on the reassembly but the head is on the mill and the lathe bed is on the legs. Slow going with a kid and all.  :help:

The first project on the list is a 3.5" gauge Kozo A3. Your huge write up on the project is what lead me to this forum! Some others on the list are a 3.5" gauge Lucky 7, 5" or 3.5" NYC 2-4-4T, and a Kozo K27. I should be good for my lifetime...

Here's a picture of my introduction to the hobby. I've been running the loco for a little over 10 years now. The 56(!) year old copper boiler is on it's last legs though. Great runner, burns anthracite while pulling a good train.

Or at least I tried to add a picture...


 - Hayden

crueby:
Thats a beauty of an engine!   :ThumbsUp:

Kim:
Wow Hayden! That's a nice-looking loco!  I take it that you didn't build this one (since it's 56 years old? :)).  How'd you come by it?

And just guessing by your handle that you are into Lego?  Me too!  I've got quite a large collection of it.  I used to be WAY more into it. Was part of one of the original LTCs (Lego Train Clubs) and used to show our ever-changing train layout at various events. That was a great hobby to share with my kids as they were growing up.  And while I still love lego, I'm looking more at downsizing my Lego collection now.

Does seem like you have a good list of projects there! And it's funny how that list just continues to grow  ;)
Looking forward to following your builds!

Kim

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