0-4-0 Industrial Switcher started

[jmozz]

Jason i am not a gold member is there any other way to see more pics and info jmozz

[kovacjr]

Well I am still away on business in Boston now, and wishing I could be home to work more on the switcher as I have now the parts I need to do some more. I am deciding on battery power and am thinking on making all the loco's with a power plug and have the radio and batteries on a trailing car. When I get back home next week I'll have to take a few more photos and post here.

Is anyone else doing this or do you mostly have multiple radio's batteries? This I think would cut down on cost for having 3 loco's now. And a trolley in the future but that will be turn on and run I hope.

[vsmith]

Sweet!

[Anonymous]

Awsome detail Jay! I'll second Kevin on the more pics needed.

[kovacjr]

The scale is 1:20.3, the orignal is standard gauge but since my rolling stock is not I had scaled it up a bit.

As far as the article it is a PDF is anyone else having a problem? It opens fine on 3 computers I tried. Here is the shortcut to the PDF though

http://1stclass.mylargescale.com/manage.asp?path=Kovacjr\MR%20Drawings%20in%20PDF
Later Jay

[van buren s l]

That is a beautiful little switcher. What scale is it?
Bob
PS I couldn't bring up the plans either.

[jmozz]

I can't bring up the article can you email it to me jmozz

[kstrong]

Holy cow, man! You're not messin' around with this thing, are you? That's a great start. More photos, please!

Later,

K

[kovacjr]

Well I had some time so I started building the lil critter I wanted to build with the LGB 2 axle motor pack I have.

Here is the start of it.





And here is the article I am using for the plans

http://1stclass.mylargescale.com/Kovacjr/MR%20Drawings%20in%20PDF/30%20ton%20Whitcomb%20industrial%20locomotive.pdf