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paul gough:
I have done some drawings of a simplified adaptation of the ‘Perseverence’ tramway locomotive shown in “Merthyr Tydfil Tramroads and their Locomotives by Rattenbury and Lewis. I am hoping there are other sources on early industrial tramway locos including the above. Can anyone assist? Regards, Paul Gough.

Zephyrin:
The early Trevithick tramroad locos is greatly documented on the internet...as are the Stephenson's locos ...
I saw this one at the club last month, a commercial model by Aster, she ran perfectly

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhdlZ3UOA6uIb9j1EjQwiFEbRgiH59OLWZqq4yJnHmM5kaZgewhFJ9zB3HMWuQAiPO2YALSNVehgzTJyjjNQSIq7W5_TOENfTR5G_5KbILWIObvsF_s3amm_gsNJUwS20UkvgizKq5tSjk5KgrwamTMhOKHyJ3_SlvkuUCAvA0DrWOBLLQ0tOVMdrvyb4A/s4010/IMG_20241110_145723_DxO.jpg

paul gough:
Thanks Zephyrin, I was aware of some of the Trevithick loco  information but will look more thoroughly. I was also lucky to see the Aster Grasshopper running at a Gauge One steam up many years ago, an intriguing little engine it is. Regards, Paul Gough.

Michael S.:
Hello Paul,
I know a model building colleague who only deals with very old steam locomotives. It's amazing the variety of locomotives there was.

Michael

https://www.dampfhalu.de/

crueby:

--- Quote from: Michael S. on December 14, 2024, 06:56:08 PM ---Hello Paul,
I know a model building colleague who only deals with very old steam locomotives. It's amazing the variety of locomotives there was.

Michael

https://www.dampfhalu.de/

--- End quote ---
Great models there, and he sells the drawings too!

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