On the Youtube sidebar, there is also a Lego Shay, A Big Boy.etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaN42PQXcqs&feature=related
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For all the rivet counters, it sure is easy to count the rivets on that engine.
Earl
New From Erector.-Meccano Line.makes five different engines. Not exactly a Hudson..but cool
WOW, the Erector-Meccano is one cool but weird steamer
Bill T.
Looks like something out of a "Mad Max" movie !
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I have one of those, built it a couple of years ago when it was first released. On newer Meccano Erector sets a lot of the pieces are plastic, as you may be able to tell from the photo above. The box said "Runs on G-Scale track" but in fact the main drivers are not flanged. So it can only "wobble" on straight track until it derails. But it's still a really cool toy! The battery compartment is in the cab.
Becky
Trains, trains, wonderful trains. The more you get, the more you toot!
I have seen some very large LEGO layouts at train shows with numerous LEGO trains running. The thing that really stands out are the skyscapers made out of LEGO's that are 3 or 4 feet tall. Many bunches of LEGO's needed to build those guys.
Penny Trains I have one of those, built it a couple of years ago when it was first released. On newer Meccano Erector sets a lot of the pieces are plastic, as you may be able to tell from the photo above. The box said "Runs on G-Scale track" but in fact the main drivers are not flanged. So it can only "wobble" on straight track until it derails. But it's still a really cool toy! The battery compartment is in the cab. Becky
By way of the video it looks the builder substituted other Lego parts from another kit to give his model flanged wheels.
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