My dinky 02

[RSderek]

Is out..

[styckx]

That doesn't look like Dinkey #2!! :bad-words:



Ohhhhhhhhhh THAT 02. Mistaken train identity.

Looks good Derek and the price is a insta-purchase for me.

[RSderek]

now that looks cool, get me a cab shot and I'll make it.


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[styckx]

haha awesome. This is the best I've found inside the cab and some others.



Firemans side



Drivers side





Audio.. Shunting a dismantled Thomas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsXhPo8ojTo

EDIT: I guess the back and other side would help too. Back door is not center, off set to side (see video)

[styckx]

Oh and just some backround info. It's a 1910 Plymouth Locomotive Works 10 Ton gasoline powered locomotive. If you do get around to modeling it. I understand this will be a in your free time thing if you do.

Plymouth Locomotive Works was a US builder of small railroad locomotives. All Plymouth locomotives were built in a plant in Plymouth, Ohio until 1997 when the company was purchased by Ohio Locomotive Crane and production moved to Bucyrus, Ohio in 1999. Production of locomotives has now ceased, and rights to the spare parts business have been sold to Williams Distribution.

Plymouth locomotives were first built in 1910 by the J.D. Fate Company, which became Fate-Root-Heath in 1919. All early locomotives were powered by gasoline-burning internal combustion engines, but in 1927 the first diesel was produced. The company changed its name to match its locomotive plant in the late 1950s, becoming Plymouth Locomotive Works, changing again to Plymouth Industries in the late 1970s.

Plymouth was one of the world's most prolific builders of small industrial locomotives, with over 7,500 constructed of which 1,700 are believed to still be in active use, some over 50 years old. Almost all Plymouth locomotives were under 25 tons. Plymouth produced locomotives in most rail gauges, mostly with mechanical torque converter transmissions.

You should Google image search "Plymouth Locomotive", (or variations) you'll be in small locomotive dreamland.

[clivejames1st]

Hi.

Just purchased the 02 and it looks very good and sounds good.
Again, certainly worth the £3.99.
Thanks Derek.

Best Regards

Clive

[HugeSpud]

Is out..

Small, but perfectly formed...

Nice little engine this, thanks for making it. I seem to be developing an affinity for diesel shunters, is this a known medical condition!?

[BenBlairL]

The 02 found a home in Kalm Yard.

[alexnick]

I just bought the Class 02 add-on, and for four quid, it's great value. It comes with its own cab and sounds and some activities to get you started. It's small, but an instant success. Unless you have a complex about things being small, I fully recommend this add-on.

AN

[iceman2117]

..and a home by iceman ..
Now we can linkin(not Park ) CAB to Phorum Penisula 07 Shunter.
Wheels now updatet an rotate anim.

greets ice

[RSderek]

i do like a good shunter.


hope you all enjoy the little engine.

cheers

Derek

[plewsy2105]

just got the 02 shes a great little shunter.....took me a few seconds to work out that i had to put it in gear before moving off......

[buckbeak]

This looks like a good little model, I quite like shunters too I think I shall be buying this either later tonight or early tomorrow
Danny

[FoggyMorning]

Very nice engine. Took me a couple of minutes of not moving to realise it had the mechanical gearbox though!

Although they were relatively rare in the prototype I think this is a very versatile addition to Railworks

[RSAdam]

Hands off, it's my shunted next! >)