Noisseville 1870 FPW

Started by kipt, 09 May 2018, 03:08:58 AM

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Leman

I picked up a lovely little N gauge French 1859 engine from eBay a little while back. It was in a series made by the Italian company that does the football sticker albums. My missing bit is track, but Leon has promised some.
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kipt

Picture?  Does the European engine look like the American engines used in the ACW?

Leman

Nothing like.  I'll try and get a picture up later.
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KTravlos

Good show on the report and game!

Leman

14 May 2018, 08:36:45 PM #19 Last Edit: 14 May 2018, 08:41:47 PM by Leman
Two trains in N gauge - the 1853 Bourbonnais for use up to the FPW and the Victor Emmanuelle II for use in the late C19th and early C20th.







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kipt

Thank you. Wonder why the large bellow type stacks in the ACW?

d_Guy

Very much like the loco, Leman.

Kipt, I think the bell-shaped stacks were designed to trap sparks.
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Leman

I have heard that this is because the early American locos were woodburners , whereas the Europeans used coal which created fewer sparks.
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kipt

Makes sense and I had my suspicions that was the case.

Womble67

Those locos looks brilliant

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Andy
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Leman

Spotted them on eBay a couple of years back and thought they would come in useful one day.
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