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Old 27th August 2024, 07:50 PM
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Thumbs up Shrewsbury Steam Rally 2024
No doubt this Steam Rally has potential to get bigger and better in the coming years - Being a regular visitor to the Great Dorset Steam Fair, not once did attending Shrewsbury ever cross my mind. A wonderful turnout of Traction Engines on my visit last Sunday (92) and based on the long queue I passed upon arrival, getting my entrance ticket in advance was a very smart idea.

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Old 28th August 2024, 06:56 AM
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A great rally as you say but a real pain to get in when coming from England with horrendous traffic jams.
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some very nice photos there but you missed out a very lmportant model . the four wheel drive fowler in the ntec tent, a model of great skill in the making indeed
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some very nice photos there but you missed out a very lmportant model . the four wheel drive fowler in the ntec tent, a model of great skill in the making indeed
A photo of martin pimlotts at the rally, and one from a few weeks ago



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A photo of martin pimlotts at the rally, and one from a few weeks ago
Looks awesome, sorry to have missed it
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Is that a complete new build? What a fantastic piece of equipment.
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How dose it work on the steering?. I cannot see by the photos
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Is that a complete new build? What a fantastic piece of equipment.
Looking at the top photo, I'd say that it's either 6" or maybe 9" scale, some years ago Les Vince from near Chelmsford built a 3" scale undertype 4wd Fowler.
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6" according to the card on the rally stand . Built from a few old works photos , and perhaps a patent spec .
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Old 2nd September 2024, 06:24 AM
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Looking at the top photo, I'd say that it's either 6" or maybe 9" scale, some years ago Les Vince from near Chelmsford built a 3" scale undertype 4wd Fowler.
Ah yes, I see what you mean, a lovely thing and what model making should be. It’s up there with the Hornsby caterpillar engine,
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