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steam123

Luton Bowman PW201 Restoration

got this  engine  yesterday

its another  Luton Bowman PW201 for Restoration its a bit messy solder around steam outlet from boiler and exhaust pipe cut short.


out of the box



in bits for the restoration


looking better just need to do the base
Spokesmann

Coming on well, the decal on mine is red... On my 202 its blue... and the 203 its cream. These are nice engines and well worth the effort in restoring, if particularly bad. Im a great fan of them, keep the pics coming!
Spokesmann

A couple of mine:

steam123

they look very  nice Mike you are lucky you have the burners for yours  I have one more pw 201 same progress  



and now
pipe work done painted red just need to do the base cut it to size and paint it  Very Happy
Spokesmann

They'll look very nice once done, esp with a proper decal. Keep yours eyes out for the 202 or 203, both worth the money and a great additional to any afficionado of English Toy Steam.
steam123

Spokesmann wrote:
They'll look very nice once done, esp with a proper decal. Keep yours eyes out for the 202 or 203, both worth the money and a great additional to any afficionado of English Toy Steam.


It will just finish them off nicely with the red decals  just need to get the base cut my friend its cutting the base for me I just wish that he would hurry up and cut it  q11
Spokesmann

You are having a new base made?
steam123

Spokesmann wrote:
You are having a new base made?


well cut to size as the other on the base is too big.
Mamod Collector

The Lutons are lovely runners you will get lots of steaming fun with that one  Smile
Spokesmann

steam123 wrote:
Spokesmann wrote:
You are having a new base made?


well cut to size as the other on the base is too big.


Is that from a Mamod flat base?
silverfoxsteam

That 201 looks familiar - hasn't it been featured in another thread somewhere..............?

Beauty (and value) must surely be in the eye of the beholder.

Must get on with those L5's.  Laughing
Spokesmann

silverfoxsteam wrote:
That 201 looks familiar - hasn't it been featured in another thread somewhere..............?

Beauty (and value) must surely be in the eye of the beholder.

Must get on with those L5's.  Laughing


q27
steam123

silverfoxsteam wrote:
That 201 looks familiar - hasn't it been featured in another thread somewhere..............?

Beauty (and value) must surely be in the eye of the beholder.

Must get on with those L5's.  Laughing


It will look familiar  Laughing  http://freesteammamod.myfreeforum.org/about3562.html
It was sold by Sandy Very Happy
silverfoxsteam

Spokesmann wrote:
silverfoxsteam wrote:
That 201 looks familiar - hasn't it been featured in another thread somewhere..............?

Beauty (and value) must surely be in the eye of the beholder.

Must get on with those L5's.  Laughing


q27


Sarcasm - HUH!

They'll get done (if I live long enough  Laughing )
steam123

a bit more progress Very Happy

Very Happy
Mamod Collector

Wow that is a transformation, well done, it looks lovely  Very Happy
Spokesmann

Coming on well. A decal will put that finishing touch to that refurb.
steam123

Mamod Collector wrote:
Wow that is a transformation, well done, it looks lovely  Very Happy


thank you this is the first one done still two more to come   Very Happy
steam123

Spokesmann wrote:
Coming on well. A decal will put that finishing touch to that refurb.


q43
steam123

a bit more progress



and there was two 8)


just one more to do  Very Happy
Mamod Collector

Well done on both of them they look great, I think you need a decal though just to finish them off  Smile
Spokesmann

Nice demonstration of long and short chimneys.
steam123

Mamod Collector wrote:
Well done on both of them they look great, I think you need a decal though just to finish them off  Smile


Mike has kindly sorted that out   Very Happy
steam123

The metal feet  need to  get replacements
silverfoxsteam

Very nice job indeed - what make & colour of paint did you use for the bases?
John Chapman

Excellent job  Very Happy
steam123

silverfoxsteam wrote:
Very nice job indeed - what make & colour of paint did you use for the bases?

Halfords Ford Highland Green the closest match to the original colour I could find  Smile
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