Forgot to post these, there were 3 live steam 45mm gauge engines running and my table, on which I featured my Wilesco D10, my marine engine (running off of a compressor) and my Mamod TE1A...





The tea kettle is for preheating my water for faster steam-ups. All in all a very successful first show, I can hardly wait for Diamondhead in January...
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Huh... I was a little thrilled at first sight, then I googled for mr. Buster Keaton and my pulse returned to normal: these beauties (the first 2) are not "The General" locomotive type as I thought.
The first is is a K27 "Mud Hen". The Rio Grande designed them to carry a full sized boiler on a narrow gauge frame to give the more power. The frame is on the outside of the drivers.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%26RGW_K-27
The second is a classic Dixie Belle Ten-Wheeler.
The General is a standard 4-4-0.
OOOps...
...not a Ten-Wheeler but a Mogul...
That's what I do to keep me humble ;-)
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