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I have posted some photos of a loco, does anyone know what it is and
if it is frelance?
The loco is a two cylinder 2-6-2, coal fired, appears to have
continental narrow gauge proportions (the boiler is very large for a
2.5" loco). The valve gear looks to be Baker. The tender has two four
wheel bogies.

Any comments or ideas would be appreciated.








Wed Nov 30, 2005 9:15 pm

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I have posted some photos of a loco, does anyone know what it is and if it is frelance? The loco is a two cylinder 2-6-2, coal fired, appears to have ...
mgb2010_uk
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Dec 4, 2005
5:31 pm

I wonder if its related to LBSC's 'Zoe' which is a gauge 1 design? David ... four...
david_steam
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Dec 4, 2005
6:56 pm

Any chance that it is based on LBSC's Little Jack Horner? Yours, Rich....
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Dec 4, 2005
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Thanks for your suggestions. Unfortunately I am struggling to find online references to them. Does anyone know of a good LBSC website or one with a few images...
Mike
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Dec 8, 2005
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What is the difference between Little jack Horner and Zoe? From memory I recall them being similar. Thinking about it St Hildas and Girton were both 'Schools...
david_steam
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Dec 8, 2005
10:27 am

Hi Mike, Perhaps we should start a 'mystery loco' section! I did a bit of searching when the loco first came up for sale but couldn't pin it down to any known...
John Baguley
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Dec 8, 2005
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