kingpingu
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SE3 bought of the dreaded auction sitehi there, heres the SE3 i bought which some of you commented on in the "toy steam in general" section. im really pleased with the engine and it runs well.
rgrds
rich
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Mamod Collector
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Nothing wrong with that Rich, its a proper workhorse 
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silverfoxsteam
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Handsome engines SE3's.
You can always reverse the firebox if you want Rich, although it's a bit different left as it is!
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kingpingu
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i think i,ll leave it as it is for now. eventually i,ll get it cleaned up and a lick of paint on it. it,ll have to wait abit as im still restoring a mm2, then the se2 i needed some bits for which arrived today. i had that in steam earlier and was really surprised how smooth and quite it ran. will post some pics of that one over the next few days.
rgrds
rich
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newts
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There ain't too ,much wrong with that one
I'd keep it just as it is & steam it regularly.
That's what they were built for & every toy steam fan should have at
least one SE3.
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John Chapman
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Nice engine
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avenger
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Looks a Nice engine !
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Spokesmann
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Nice example c late 1960s..
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silverfoxsteam
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| newts wrote: | I'd keep it just as it is & steam it regularly.
That's what they were built for & every toy steam fan should have at
least one SE3. |
Absolutely Mike, an SE3 and an M101, the twin peaks of British toy steam. (Or maybe an M122 would be a better partner for the SE3!)
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