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Hi Adam, Alas the design of the engine was made up as it went along I swapped a cast iron flywheel with a friend for his brass one and the bronze cylinder was from a beam engine and the brass cylinder covers all of which were bought at an exhibition from a stand selling metal. The only drawings done were necessary dimensioned sketches. You might be interested in seeing how the engine looked when completed. ua-cam.com/video/J8h6FZgb4cE/v-deo.htmlsi=_HDGvrAtFBQpnXaX Take care Tony.

Any plans on how you made this beautiful engine

What a fabulous layout, absolutely brilliant

Hello. Great work done on your Dixie. I own a SWALLOW from Maxitrak that has the same cilinders and the same troubles: Leaks between pipes and cilinders +++ Do you resolder the chest with comsol as final assemblY? How did you resolder? Do you have the size and dimensions of the 4 fittings you made? Many thanks in advance.

That’s amazing! Still got the original in prime order from when I was 13 now 59 !! You made a classic into the next level!! Brilliant & thanks for sharing!

That was a very enjoyable show and such a great shame that it’s not been supported by more visitors.

That is staggering! Amazing work Sir😎 Many thanks for sharing👍🏻

I love this little engine! How can i make a engine like Claude, i have some question for the boiler and gas tank, how did you make them to prevent leaks

Hi Tony. Great fun, I particularly liked the various engines and fairground rides A great example of model engineering. I wonder how the engine and tender managed to stay on the track after the carriages were removed?

I had a guilty schoolboy chuckle at 2:47. What a smashing project. Regards Garry

This is an amazing video! Reminds me of professionally made magazine articles about an engine but in video format! But one question: could I take notes from toucan? Toucan seems well made!

very cool !

Fun…as all garden rail should be, and at a bargain price 🚂🚂🚂👍

Whoo I'm dizzy! What a wild ride! 😂

Hi Tony. Given the cost of the equipment I would say the results are excellent 👍👍👍

A cracking little loco🏆

Nice little bender. Make different sizes and radius as needed. Thanks for sharing

Awesome

This is astonishing. You’ve completely re-engineered the whole thing. It would be interesting to run a side-by-side speed comparison to see if your V2 engine generates more speed than the original single piston.

Now those Mamods can really get going…but safely 🚂🚂👍

Brilliant the way you have turned the wagons back to looking like new Tony 👍

Are the pistons alumium Tony.....or? Super job.

This runs so much better than the stock mamod. You have done such a nice job

Wow.. to take what were made as “Toys”. Change them into operating engines and have them look just right…the music lifted it to an even higher place. Wonderful all through.👍

Quite a collection of rolling stock now👍

Nice one, love the thomas modification.

The new trackwork getting some further testing. Seems to run well✔️

What a great little project. So many of us have a few of these gathering dust somewhere, what a nice way to bring them back into service. Great talking point at garden gatherings. Thanks Tony. (PS Good article in Model Boats this past month thanks for that too). Regards Garry

Amazing! Especially the little V twin steam engine on the front. Great stuff Tony

Great improvement! I like the clever acid bath agitation device.

Taking a lump of ugly to a wonderful train. Well done Tony. Enjoyed seeing the transformation

Brilliant resurrection 👍

Looks great fun for "children" of all ages.

Simply Amazing!

Claude still goes well. Must be nicely run in by now. Love the buffer stop attendant 👍

Where's the cat?? 😂

lovely and relief that it is done no doubt. So what was the opening of the line train? A classic NG live steamer with wonderful coaches? A little cracker that Tony is famous for or A lovely blue diesel with smiling face and eyes. Exactly what I didn’t but then again did expect from Tony Views form the house views from upstairs and just watching trains go by.. All this gave me such a lovely warm feeling. Well done Tony.n I love it.

Running well and yes that clear tube is an interesting coupling method Tony - Cheers Jim

Progress is wonderful to see thanks

Its an amazing garden track you have Tony - Cheers Jim

Hi Tony, that's a cracker video 🤣🤣🤣

The red “shay-esk” no8 with the twin cylinders flashing in the sun just made me smile. And think of our shay man! The others with the brass glinting in the sun were all just nice to see running. Just shows that the variety you can achieve if your mind is free to say “I wonder if………!”

How can I get the instructions?

That is a great setup and wow did some of those steamers fly through the station track at break neck speed.

Cool mamod bash.

Please do a video showing all your custom thomas engines

Looked like some great running with a lot of variety.

Great!

I like the improvised test tank