[modeleng] Re: Coupling rods on the tender???

Surely the Garrett principle is extendible to as many power units as you
want?.... Nothing to stop you building a Quad, Pent or Sext system if
you want... (though I don't advise typing "Sextex" into Google unless
you are:
 
A: Over 18
B: Broadminded
C: Not on any blood-pressure or heart medication.
:-)

chrisc

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Subject: [modeleng] Re: Coupling rods on the tender???

On 9/23/08 5:43 PM, "R.L. Roebuck" <rlr20@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> PS Actually, the picture in question is on this web site...
> 
> http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=26159

Ah, right. Larry Anderson built a 7-1/2" gauge Erie triplex
which has been seen at Train Mountain. the only reasonably
"side" picture that I know of online is in this set of
2003 triennial photos by Trevor Heath

  http://livesteaming.com/train_mountain_triennial.htm

search for the word 'triplex'

FWIW

Tim 
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