Hi Rich I dont think so as the model has all the
correct patina for not having been rebuilt. Someone
has started to repaint the tender a rather bright
version of GNR green but appart from this the model is
unmolested. Will keep you informed if I get any
furhter information. regards Robin




--- "R.L. Roebuck" <rlr20@...> wrote:


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Hi there Robin,

One thought - is the coal fired boiler a more recent
addition? Are there
any clues to suggest that it might have been spririt
fired originally?

Yours,


Rich.
>
> Hi folks have just joined this group. Have just
acquired a GNR
> Atlantic built in 1926 by W J F Keniston and would
appear to have been
> coal fired, this is not a 'Ayesha' but is
contemporary for date. Does
> anyone know about a design from another source at
this date which might
> have been coal fired. I have acatalogue for the
Model Engineering
> Exhibition of 1926 showing the model listed and a
certificate for the
> model received at this showand signed by Percival
Marshall.
> Mr.Keniston latter built another model in 3.5" gauge
to the 'Maisie'
> design by LBSC and this was tested on the Harrow and
Wembley clubs
> dynamometer car in 1963 for which I have the
results.


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