Traction-Talk - Dorset again

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hedge

1st February 2014 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by 00000 (Post 290336)

So, any RL owners up for a heavy haulage road run again to comemorate 1914?

don't think 8669 will be ready in time:(

nicktrex

1st February 2014 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by 00000 (Post 290336)

So, any RL owners up for a heavy haulage road run again to comemorate 1914?

I'm sure Les Searle wouldn't take much persuading! Be nice to see Atlas and The President on it mind - not much chance of that I expect.

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Roller collector

1st February 2014 08:17 PM

And Semper Fidelis!

Patent motor

1st February 2014 08:58 PM

Road locos are the easy bit getting the priceless running WW1 tank might be a little bit harder

CillitBang

7th February 2014 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by nicktrex (Post 289299)

Any photo's of this Jim? Must have been a very impressive sight!

If I've done this right then there should be a snippit or 2 from 1995's run from Bovington to the Steam Fair at.....

http://youtu.be/ES5ozNMebxY

Apologies for the very dodgy quality from antiquated video tapes.

Roller collector

7th February 2014 10:32 PM

I have a VHS of the entire run that I bought a number of years ago in a charity shop.

It is called "Heavy Steam Driven Haulage". Produced by Pegasus.

There is a copy for sale on Amazon.

It's a good video. Well worth a watch.

Doogle

2nd March 2014 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by buzzy bee (Post 288053)

Like how the chap on the saw bench has a bandaged finger. OOops

Got his finger caught between the bed and a roller, lost the nail..

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