[modeleng] Re: Drawings for Scamp
- From: "R.L. Roebuck" <rlr20@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 15:23:16 +0000 (GMT)
Hi there Philip,
If it's of any use in spurring you on, this is what a finished one should
look like...
http://www.stationroadsteam.co.uk/stock%20pages/2566/index.htm
According to the Engineering in Miniature index on page...
http://www.colinusher.info/Indexes/eimindex.html
...there are the following entries by someone who's surname is Malcolm
(see below, after my sign off), they look to span volumes 5, 6, and 7.
One thing to watch for if you do go down this route - the proper plans may
well have some of the mistakes in the articles corrected.
To clarify, I would suspect that the full plans are in the articles.
If no-one out there has a copy they can help you with, you could always
try ebay to see if anyone is selling the relevant volumes, though I would
guess you'd be talking about 20 pounds if you go down that route, once you
have added in postage and packaging.
Yours,
Rich.
Vol 5, Issue 1, June, 1983, Locomotive, Malcolm, Introduction The Frames
5, 2, July 1983, Buffer Beams and Horns Axleboxes Frame Stay
5 3 August 1983 Locomotive Malcolm Buffers Wheels
Axles and Crankpins
5 5 October 1983 Locomotive Malcolm Cylinders
5 6 November 1983 Locomotive Malcolm Cylinders
Pistons and Rods Valve Chest and Cover
5 9 February 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Eccentric
Rods Weighshaft and Reverser Valve Setting
5 10 March 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Boiler
5 11 April 1984 Locomotive Malcolm General
Arrangement and Frames
5 11 April 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Boiler
5 12 May 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Buffer Beams
buffers Stays Axleboxes
5 12 May 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Smokebox
6 1 June 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Wheels and
Axleboxes
6 1 June 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Smokebox Saddle
Tank
6 2 July 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Eccentrics
Eccentric Rods and Coupling Rods
6 2 July 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Boiler Fittings
6 3 August 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Cylinders
6 4 September 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Cylinders
Crossheads
6 4 September 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Lubricator
6 6 November 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Painting
6 6 November 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Valve Gear
6 7 December 1984 Locomotive Malcolm Boiler
6 8 January 1985 Locomotive Malcolm Boiler
6 9 February 1985 Locomotive Malcolm Smokebox
Running Boards
6 10 March 1985 Locomotive Malcolm Water Tanks and
Cab
6 11 April 1985 Locomotive Malcolm Brake Gear
6 12 May 1985 Locomotive Malcolm Lubricator and
Boiler Fittings
6 12 May 1985 Locomotive Malcolm Water Pumps Brakes
7 1 June 1985 Locomotive Malcolm
On Wed, 20 Dec 2006, Philip Shackleton wrote:
> Hello.
> An aquintence of mine Mr Don Kitson has advised me to write to you. I
> am just at the point of retiring and as an old marine engineer, who has
> been teaching for the last twenty years, I am going to take up my old
> hobby of model engineering. I have some parts for a 5inch gauge loco
> called 'Scamp' designed by a David Malcolm, The parts are still marketed
> by a firm called Reeves in the midlands. The drawings sadly are very
> expensive (39.88) and I am trawling to see if any can be had more
> reasonably. More than happy with Photocopies and of course any expenses
> or of course a reasonable price. Now research has shown that vol's 5 & 6
> of Engineering in Miniature has some reference to this engine but sadly
> that as far as I get. Were there drawings?? I wonder. However any help
> or pointers would be very well recieved.
>
> Philip Shackleton. (teachertalk1234@xxxxxxxxxxx)
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