Hello all best wishes for a Merry Christmas ...you may enjoy seeing a Great Western American in action . Great Western made in North Hollywood , Ca ..casting by Adams & son.
made 1948-9 motor in tender ..(1950 under new ownership motor was moved to engine) . Note working valve gear ...came out of Steve's collection ..just needed a bit a wiring work to get it back to moving .
Cheers Carey please see link for video
https://youtu.be/5z5b05M3NLw
Great Western Locomotive Works American
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Re: Great Western Locomotive Works American
Had my eye on that one,

Think I have the kit for it as well........somewhere.
What is the source of the passenger cars? Also Great Western?
Think I have the kit for it as well........somewhere.
What is the source of the passenger cars? Also Great Western?
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Re: Great Western Locomotive Works American
Hello,...yes those are Great Western cars ...with cast brass truck frames ..
As shown in the Great,Western flyer
As shown in the Great,Western flyer
Re: Great Western Locomotive Works American
Great stuff, thanks for posting!
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Re: Great Western Locomotive Works American
De Bruin wrote:Great stuff, thanks for posting!
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Re: Great Western Locomotive Works American
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Had my eye on that one
So did I.
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