| Archive for Freesteam For collectors and enthusiasts of all steam engines |
| Spokesmann |
The Toy Steam BibleMike's (mc_mc) impressive online data base of steam toys.http://www.toysteambible.org/ |
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| joiner |
Very impressive loads of information. | ||
| Spokesmann |
Any contributions can be emailed to him. Ill get the email! 
All pics should be 800x600 pix res. 
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| Spokesmann |
Mike has updated the links page. | ||
| silverfoxsteam |
That's a lot better! | ||
| Nick |
I finally submitted 3 engines and hope to add a lot more.
I made a suggestion that the engines be listed by the date they were made, and Michael is looking into fixing this. The only problem will be that so many engines are listed as circa 1950. Here's an example of what I mean, eight SE1's all in a different order: http://toysteambible.org/Mamod/SE1.htm EDIT: even more difficult, 12 SE2's! http://toysteambible.org/Mamod/SE2.htm He also asked me if I had any other suggestions, but I can't think of any, can you guys? I don't know what the links page looked like before, but it does look nice now. I do like the recent additions page and I check it daily: http://www.toysteambible.org/recent_additions.htm |
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| Spokesmann |
Mike links page:
I have blanked out a couple of minor links in as they will likely offend. |
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| Spokesmann |
I should add this is a superb resource, the variety of marques and engines is remarkable. There are loads of SE2s and SE1s on their so if you are researching an engine, this forum and the TSB is really all you'll need.*
*Well maybe.
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| John Chapman |
These are both good resources, but "Toy Steam News" http://www.toysteam.co.uk/ has to be included. It is generally the primary source for most information. |