bernienufc

Its a strange old game,"I never noticed narrow gauge (except in Wales) until I saw Kozo's K-27 book about one, and now I seem to have found a new area of interest."

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Quote from: uuuIt really is a curious loco - the firehole is in the side of the boiler.

It has been quite a few years since I visited, but I believe the double Fairlie locomotives on the Ffestiniog Railway in Wales have fireholes in the side of the boiler. Two fireholes, actually, one for each boiler. They are side-by-side so the fireman can load both without moving from his position.

Gene

Quote from: uuuIt really is a curious loco - the firehole is in the side of the boiler.
Wilf

Great video nice to see something different too :-)

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i really like that 

I hadn't even realised until after i posted, and after seeing 'tippy' maybe a unicycle 
Everyday a school day

Quote from: cnr6400Just fyi there were / are a couple of real steam locomotives classed as 0-3-0, one used on a monorail system called "Lartigue" in Ireland, and also a similar system in India. Some pics are available in Google if you search for "0-3-0 locomotive".

I see you already found the pic of "Tippy" the 0-2-0...

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Quote from: bernienufcIf i ever do another loco i am going to do a 0-4-0 or an 0-2-0 if there is one 

I'd LOVE to see an 0-2-0!    There must be one designed by Wile E Coyote...

:-D