Anyone like the idea of this?

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Anyone like the idea of this?

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A small industrial unit using an overhead powered narrow gauge railway!
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sounds like a good plan to me :)
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WOW! :o 8)
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I like it :)

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An ideal small prototype woult be the hellingly? mental hospital. It was a standard gauge line - but could easily have been 2'. Transfer freight from the SG to the Hospital - quietly...
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Yes please! there was a similar line somewhere in Scotland which transported goods around an explosives factory (I think) therefore there was no risk of steam sparks!

PS don't forget electrical Pier tramways taking luggage and passengers out to liners as another idea!
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what about electrical sparks? lol
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sp762 wrote:An ideal small prototype woult be the hellingly? mental hospital. It was a standard gauge line - but could easily have been 2'. Transfer freight from the SG to the Hospital - quietly...
Hey, I like it... :)
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Decapod has already made the hellingley loco,its on his website!
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