I know which Jenny Lind you're talking about but have a look at my Fire Queen build, that loco had a sister loco also called the Jenny Lind, both beautiful!
Great to hear! There was considerable push back on those articles, some letters became unnecessarily personal. I think its the way to go for smaller builds, and the boiler is the best place to make a build more affordable. Please let the editor know why you subscribed 😉
Thanks for the comment! If there's enough interest I'll keep them coming! Keeping a longer build interesting is going to be a challenge! I'm relying on you guys for input on what you want to see!
Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately it seems like our hobby has been hijacked by non builders. It always amazes me when I hear guys telling youngsters that they can't build something, but have nothing to show themselves.
Its very sad how the hobby is killing itself by limiting participation with exorbitant costs. The biggest cost saving will be with the boiler and home made castings.
Thanks Jim, always nice getting a comment from you. I'll see if there's enough interest, these videos take time to make. Otherwise the build series will be lost in the pages of a publication...
@@Lukers_tinkering you had my immediate interest with casting and metal choices. I have trolled back through ME downloading your articles on casting and furnaces. I’m hoping we will see some investment parts. Really enjoyed your article on 3d printing patterns. Some early work printing and casting model engine parts on my Channel th-cam.com/video/IVNV9fQN99Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pqpcHQomeKDfgteL th-cam.com/video/YKbYfKGT_k0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0dE-qsei7Te680SL Cheers Jeff
Subscribed. Looking forward to seeing how you tackle casting. I was shown a method sometime ago that has worked well for me but i cant find a reference to it anywhere. I am interested to see how it compares to the method you use.
Hi Liker. Are you also running this model in print form. Looking forward to to the build and I do hope there may be a few live chat moments along the journey
I'll probably do a writeup, but I'll let you know which publication I submit it to. The live chat is an interesting idea, thanks! I'll look into that...
Yep, I'm in. I'm always on the lookout for different ways of doing things and I'm sure I won't be disappointed..
looking forward to watching, hopefully pickup some new knowledge
I'm really looking forward to this series!
Love it, great to see someone doing things a different way.
Can't wait to see you in action!
Absolutely chuffed to see how this turns out :)
Very interesting, that EB Wilson connection- Jenny Lind is my favourite early loco. Looking forward to this series very much.
I know which Jenny Lind you're talking about but have a look at my Fire Queen build, that loco had a sister loco also called the Jenny Lind, both beautiful!
@@Lukers_tinkering I've been following your Fire Queen build in ME- very inspirational!
Great. Looking forward to this project
Funny, it actually was your first article on stainless boilers that made me subscribe to ME.
And how I found your channel.
Great to hear! There was considerable push back on those articles, some letters became unnecessarily personal. I think its the way to go for smaller builds, and the boiler is the best place to make a build more affordable. Please let the editor know why you subscribed 😉
Looks like an interesting video series. I can’t wait for the next instalment!
Thanks for the comment! If there's enough interest I'll keep them coming! Keeping a longer build interesting is going to be a challenge! I'm relying on you guys for input on what you want to see!
brilliant and here here on everything you said
Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately it seems like our hobby has been hijacked by non builders. It always amazes me when I hear guys telling youngsters that they can't build something, but have nothing to show themselves.
@@Lukers_tinkering looking forward to the build Luke
Immediately interested. Was thinking of building one of those English brand models but for the cost. Very much looking forward to this series.
Its very sad how the hobby is killing itself by limiting participation with exorbitant costs. The biggest cost saving will be with the boiler and home made castings.
Looking forward to this series
Thanks Jim, always nice getting a comment from you. I'll see if there's enough interest, these videos take time to make. Otherwise the build series will be lost in the pages of a publication...
@@Lukers_tinkering you had my immediate interest with casting and metal choices. I have trolled back through ME downloading your articles on casting and furnaces. I’m hoping we will see some investment parts. Really enjoyed your article on 3d printing patterns. Some early work printing and casting model engine parts on my Channel
th-cam.com/video/IVNV9fQN99Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pqpcHQomeKDfgteL
th-cam.com/video/YKbYfKGT_k0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0dE-qsei7Te680SL
Cheers Jeff
Subscribed. Looking forward to seeing how you tackle casting. I was shown a method sometime ago that has worked well for me but i cant find a reference to it anywhere. I am interested to see how it compares to the method you use.
Hi Liker. Are you also running this model in print form. Looking forward to to the build and I do hope there may be a few live chat moments along the journey
I'll probably do a writeup, but I'll let you know which publication I submit it to. The live chat is an interesting idea, thanks! I'll look into that...
Boring
Sorry you found it boring Tony. I had a look at your channel and if I ever build a wobbler I'll do a video just for you...