Disney Railroads Discussion Board

The ASTM has a subcommittee (F24.60) currently working on a standard for amusement park steam locomotives. The rules are structured around the FRA requirements (CFR 49, Part 230) with exceptions when those rules don't apply (think 1-1/2" scale live steam). The work group is rounding third and h...

A poster over on RYPN.org shared these links. These are great behind the scenes video clips from June 2010.

Video 1
Video 2
Video 3

Enjoy!

PS: If these have already been discussed here, then forgive my late arrival to the party.

Sounds great! Please post the photo.

I just purchased a Makita model # MAC2400 compressor I really like. It is oil lubricated so it is very quiet, has two small tanks and produces 4.2CFM, enough to power a pair of framing nailers. It is probably way too much compressor for air brushing, but if you want something that will drive pneumat...

I like #5. My best DLRR memories include #5.

A Shay, 12 tons in size, A in class, 2 in cylinders.

Makes perfect sense, the "show" side of a Shay is the same as the "show" side of the Disneyland Railroad.

The Dog wrote:...I will see those lamps returned!!

AMEN!

Hi Mows, I sent you a PM, feel free to contact me. I wouldn't monkey around with repairing the U bends. Unless the corrosion is very localized chances are the rest of the tubes have issues. If you use a nondestructive examination company you may be able to get them to do an iris test for you. This w...

What exactly are you looking for, superheater flues, superheater tubes, expertise, money? I only ask because your post was vague on what the OERM needs.

Thanks!

I finally finished the front spring hangers for the 219. This means work can resume on assembling the drive components. Rain has been called for this Saturday so I probably won't come out, but as soon as there is a dry weekend I'll be back at it.

C'mon out!