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The CD of Ffestiniog Engines
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 12:04 pm
by spitfiresrbest
a while back I recall Kevin had made a CD with the Ffestiniog that was full of exclusive engines and was only available from the FR's shop. I recall a post on the message board with pictures of the locos but can't find it.
Could anyone please tell me where I can find more details of the CD and its contents?
Thanks in advance
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 2:04 pm
by kevmt
Hi there,
The exclusives on the Cd consist of :-
2 versions of Prince in green livery.
Linda in Midnight Blue
Linda in Penryhn guise
A new version of Princess
A new version of Merddin Emrys
Mountaineer in Green livery
Mountaineer in WD livery
2 ton slate wagon (loaded and unloaded)
Picture of some of the exclusives :-
a full stock list of the CD is below :-
Locomotives
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3 versions of Prince
Princess
Palmerston
2 versions of Merddin Emrys
David Lloyd George
Livingston Thompson
Earl of Merioneth
Earl of Merioneth (1979 rebuild)
3 versions of Mountaineer
2 versions of Linda
Blanche
Mary Ann
Taliesin
Lilla
Carriages and vans
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coach no 1
coach no 2
coach no 3
coach no 4
coach no 5
flying bench
Quarrymans coach
passenger brakevan no 2
2 versions of coach no 10
coach no 15
coach no 16
coach no 17 (Maroon & Cream)
coach no 18 (Green & Ivory)
coach no 19 (Maroon & Cream)
coach no 20 (Green & Ivory)
coach no 23
2 versions of coal truck (loaded & unloaded)
2 versions of the 2 ton slate wagon (loaded & unloaded)
gunpowder van
Brake van
All on one single auto install (although the individual files are there, as well, if needed)
Price is £9.95 (but not sure of postage)
Hope this is of use.
Cheers
Kevin
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 4:01 pm
by sillyevan27
Does the Penrhyn Linda come with "coal truck" tender?

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 4:58 pm
by kevmt
Yes, the disk comes with a consist that uses the coal truck as a tender for Linda.
Kevin
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 5:31 pm
by BruceB
Could we have a original condition Linda and Blanche at some point?
With no front truck and both in Penhryn Black.
Charles would be nice too
Bruce
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 5:39 pm
by sillyevan27
Charles?? Who's that

I was thinking about asking you (kevin) about what Brce just asked...but you (bruce) beat me to it
And before, with my question about Penrhyn Linda...I thought I was being sarcastic

Oh well...I guess it beats having to make another consist manually

Now to save up $20......I'm flat broke

(
again)
BTW, why were Prince and Princess painted green?

Was that a trend some time ago...
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 6:10 pm
by pitleyfalley
Charles was the third of the Penrhyn trio of main line engines. The loco is preserved at the Penrhyn Castle Museam, and has visited the ffes before, although is not in working condition. It is still in its unmodified Penrhyn black guise i.e: Without a tender, superheaters, etc etc...
Christian
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 6:21 pm
by sillyevan27
So is it built like Linda and Blanche (...were)?
Or is it something else like the hunslets that worked there?
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 6:37 pm
by rwaceyw
Very similar to linda and blanche.
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 8:10 pm
by sillyevan27
Of course I must ask this then...

...
PIC?
*EDIT!*
HEY WAIT A SEC

Isn't the 2-Ton Slate Wagon already uploaded to ukts and the Ffestiniog site??

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 8:41 pm
by kevmt
sillyevan27 wrote:Of course I must ask this then...

...
PIC?
*EDIT!*
HEY WAIT A SEC

Isn't the 2-Ton Slate Wagon already uploaded to ukts and the Ffestiniog site??

No the one on the Ffest site is made of wood, the one on the cd is made of iron.
Kevin
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 8:54 pm
by sillyevan27
OHH!!

err...ok

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 9:55 pm
by ManxPeacock
Someone is getting a bit of a slating!

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 10:30 pm
by selsig
sillyevan27 wrote:Of course I must ask this then...

...
PIC?
As if by a slightly delayed magic, one pic of Charles, safely ensconsed for ever more in a stable block in Penrhyn Castle (they (the National Trust) almost had a fit when we took her out 10 years ago and were so disturbed by the *shock horror* rain(!) falling on her beautifully polished paint and burnished steel, which had been sat in the dry for about 30 years, that they vowed she would never emerge again. Pity, really. We've been sarcastically pestering them to let us restore her to working order ever since.)
Anyway, one picture. About as good as can be got given the rather cramped room Charles resides in.
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Note the square front spectacles - the most obvious way of differentiating Charles from her younger twin sisters - Charles is also a tad smaller.
John
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2003 1:30 am
by sillyevan27
Imagine the horror if the ceiling started to leak above the dome
But honestly, That engine is beautiful! IT's hard for me to imagine such an engine working in a quarry!

However...it take me a minute to figure out that you were referring to the from cab windows on the engine

I was looking for a pair of glasses on an old face attached to the smokebox door
(Of course I am joking)
hmm....I sense a request for Kevin coming soon

(Predicting: "Kevin? Could you make Charles..."

)
*lol*