Running the brass work horses.

[@johnbanicki7232]

Those both look great. Thanks for sharing.

[@kylestevens6925]

Thank you John!

[@cncpgreatlakesdiv4896]

THATS AWESOME THX KYLE For the update.😊😊👍👍

[@kylestevens6925]

Thank you!

[@StormySkyRailProductions]

That is a good looking steam engine. -Jenny

[@kylestevens6925]

Indeed it is, what got me started in this hobby. Thanks for watching!

[@StormySkyRailProductions]

@@kylestevens6925 Your welcome and steam is nice.

[@kylestevens6925]

Apparently not, needs at least 32” to run properly. Luckily I just ordered some, so when the track get here I’ll test it out.

[@PopaJohn-Trains-ky4sm]

c@o is good looking

[@kylestevens6925]

Thanks John!

[@HuntOfficial1776]

If all I had was 22” could it run it

[@normancoreyBuildingTrains]

Take the center flanges off so it will run on 22

[@kylestevens6925]

If I could find some non flanged wheels for it I would.

[@normancoreyBuildingTrains]

@kylestevens6925 Some model trains the flanges are pressed on the rim. Maybe you can remove them and save them . I have built a few steamers using old rivarossi chassis and have removed the tire and just had the plastic rim. I know your rims are metal, but I'm pretty sure the tire / flanges can be pressed off

[@normancoreyBuildingTrains]

@kylestevens6925 if they don't come off and you don't mind modifying the train you can take the wheel set off and use a water belt sander and take the flanges down buy you would have to take a little extra off so there is no contact with the rails or it could de-rail.

[@kylestevens6925]

@@normancoreyBuildingTrains I’ll have to look the next time I’m off work, but considering how expensive and rare the models are, I don’t want to modify them too much.