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sevenmpd 27th June 2021 11:39 AM

kingsbury Water Park (EWR)
 
Smaller collection of engines than in past years probably down to clashing with Stafold and covid, photos for anyone interested

https://www.blackcountrysteam.co.uk/kingsbury_21.html

Proff 27th June 2021 12:44 PM

I like the undertype traction engine, what is it based on?

the highwayman 27th June 2021 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Proff (Post 435492)
I like the undertype traction engine, what is it based on?


I'd have a guess on it being an E.B. Wilson.

sevenmpd 27th June 2021 03:12 PM

If your refering to the first photo the owner told me it was a Willis Farmers engine a very early self moving portable dated around 1849
H

tenor 28th June 2021 11:57 AM

I think an outline drawing for the Willis engine is in Hughes "Traction engines worth modelling".
Barry Johnson built it many years ago from the available drawing. Unique as far as I know.
Martin

sevenmpd 28th June 2021 02:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tenor (Post 435509)
I think an outline drawing for the Willis engine is in Hughes "Traction engines worth modelling".
Barry Johnson built it many years ago from the available drawing. Unique as far as I know.
Martin

Talking to the owner he believed it to be 'unique' he said there was one in 1.5" scale
H

staffordshirechina 28th June 2021 07:34 PM

Lovely thing, it looks like Titfield Thunderbolt on wheels!

dave85 29th June 2021 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by sevenmpd (Post 435511)
Talking to the owner he believed it to be 'unique' he said there was one in 1.5" scale
H

This is the other model that had recently surfaced.

https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/a...653#lotDetails

Barry’s one is still the original and the best though. It’s done so much running and introduced so many people to the fact this engine existed.


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