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Scorpion2nz
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| welcome from down under here in the Sunny HawkesBay in New Zealand |
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Phantom
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Welcome to the forum Allan. 
I dont think you will have any probs getting answers to your questions.
I get answers to my daft questions every time.  |
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Franco
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Location: Waterford, Ireland.
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Hello and welcome from Ireland Alan.
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JJ
SE1 - Steam enthusiast 1 star
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Location: Belper, Derbyshire.
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..............and welcome from Derbyshire as well.
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http://www.spanglefish.com/jjsmamods/
".......and albeit briefly, the man with no brain dipped his toes into the calm waters of reason then happily returned to frolic on insanity beach." |
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enigma-alan
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Joined: 07 Aug 2009
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Location: Lancashire
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| Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:49 pm Post subject: Mamo SE3 - My first post |
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Thanks for such a nice response, world-wide as well!
Has anybody else ever embarked on an enterprise and then found things less easy than expected. Thereby hangs many a tale, I'm sure.
Suffice it to say that it is all of 15 years since last did any modelling and 8 years since THE HOUSEMOVE.
Most of my carpentry gear had been moved into a small workshop, but the modelling stuff was largely still in crates and boxes- in a large barn! Regretfully I had disposed of my lathe at the time.
So far I can account for the TE1A, a SE1, an SE2 partially dismantled and an SEL Junior. I've recently acquired an SE3, and it is this model I will demonstrate - I just had to see if it would run.
This is all that I have running just now so here goes.
http://s877.photobucket.com/album.../?action=view¤t=SE3.flv
Is there not a way of uploading directly rather than via a proxy?
The model ran without any trouble, as you can see. I won't be offended If you tell me it's rubbish, and any comments will be gratefully received.
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Spokesmann
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Location: Plymouth, UK.
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Upload to YT or PB and use the embed feature.
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Spokesmann
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Mamod Collector
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Location: Chesterfield Derbyshire
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Thats a little beauty Alan, was it a runner when you aquired it or have you had to repair it 
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