Need brass PFM N&W 'A' tender
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Wed Feb 1 07:12:41 EST 2012
Dave
Not knowing exactly where you live...
The Great Scale Model Train Show in Timonium MD is this weekend
starting at 9am Saturday.
There are usually a number of brass vendors which carry the older used
brass.
You might find what you are seeking...
In any event, even a day spent at the GSMTS is a great fun.
Eric
On Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:37:45 -0500, NW Modeling List wrote:
> Ed,
>
> Thanks for the detailed tender info ! I looked into a few sources I
> have and it looks to me as if I can use any brass 'A' tender, through
> I would prefer one made by United/PFM. I could also use the tender
> from a Y-6b, through I would have to change the Buckeye trucks for
> Commonwealths, not a big deal. Again, I would prefer a PFM.
>
> I was hoping that someone on this list would have a spare tender
> floating around that I could purchase, but so far, that hasn't been
> the case, so I'll watch eBay and see what happens.
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
> On Jan 30, 2012, at 12:20 PM, NW Modeling List wrote:
>
> All the “J” 22k gal tenders had smooth welded sides (no rivets)
> and only when placed into freight service at the end of their
> operation lives did at least some of the J tenders receive doghouses.
> All tenders from any of the imported brass J’s including the J-1’s
> have smooth welded sides. None have doghouses.
>
> Precision Scale Models imported 22k gal tenders individually that
> would work with Y’s or A’s (later versions and not cheap). I’ve
> seen these PSC tenders from time to time on eBay and likewise hit and
> miss with Brass dealers (it’s been several years since they were
> imported). Beautiful models. You never know what may show-up on eBay
> but a tender from either a PFM A or Y would meet your needs. Much
> less
> likely to show up would be tenders from Key, PSC, or Division Point
> A’s or Y’s………… but with eBay you never know. Also simply
> doing various web searches for N&W HO Brass locomotives and/or
> 22,0000
> gal tenders (try various wordings) will sometimes surprise you with
> what shows up. Again, you never know………
>
> Look at the tender and locomotive drawings and pictures on N&WHS web
> site http://www.nwhs.org/ [1] -
>
> http://www.nwhs.org/archivesdb/rollingstock.php?RRSelect=N%26W+Rwy&CatSelect=Tender
> [2] . There are many pictures and drawings of N&W tenders to assist
> in
> a continuing education on N&W tenders.
>
> Ed Painter: Narrows, VA currently living in Russellville, AR.
>
> FROM: nw-modeling-list-bounces at nwhs.org
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> SUBJECT: RE: Need brass PFM N&W 'A' tender
>
> Dave,
> If you need photos of this tender, I can take some images of my PFM.
> (it's unpainted too)
>
> Dave Willis
> (blt 1962, c/n 4)
>
> -------------------------
>
> Subject: Need brass PFM N&W 'A' tender
> Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2012 13:29:57 -0500
> To: nw-modeling-list at nwhs.org [4]
> From: nw-modeling-list at nwhs.org [5]
>
> All,
>
> I just got a PFM N&W 'A" 2-6-6-4 'basket case'. I can fix the bent
> and
> missing parts, but it came with a GEM C&O tender - not even close, so
> I need the correct tender for this model.
>
> Does anyone have one to sell, or know where I can find one ?
>
> There was a Gem 'J' tender on eBay, and I checked out how close it
> might be. Oddly it appears to to the right size and shape, but is
> missing the doghouse (not a problem), and rivets (big problem).
>
> Any comments on N&W tender commonality, or variations in 'A' tenders
> ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave
>
> http;//daveayers.com
>
> http;//brassbackshop.com
>
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