Broadway LTD N&W Class-J

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I think we are all finally figuring it out.  The crossheads if not correct (they are the laird or multibearing type) would have been a major blunder by BWL.  I should have mentioned them in my initial comments on the model of #600.  Guess I assumed it to be such an absolute necessity and it was correct on the model that I failed to discuss it. My oversight.  Guess that once again shows what assuming gets us!   Sorry Stephen, I kept looking for some else to respond to your question.

My note from this morning below:

The crossheads on BLW 600 are correctly the laird or multibearing type (did I spell laird correctly?) as they were on J's 600-604, not alligator as on J's 605 through 613 (as on BLW 612 & 613 that I have).  

Ed Painter - Narrows, VA  (Currently Russellville, AR)
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  Thanks, Yes the crosshead.  The 600 -604 had a single top crosshead with a  counterweight on it. This is more distinguishable than the difference of the tenders.  {see photo attached of 601 from fallen flags.}
  http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/nw/nw-s601asd.jpg
  Stephen Rineair
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    You mean on the crosshead,  Stephen?

    EdKing
        
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      Does the N&W J #600 model have the counter weight on the front?  Please reply.

      Stephen Rineair
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        Ed Painter wrote:

        (snip) It's not worth a big debate.  They're all within the variety of shades/tints seen in the old N&W color pictures!  I like my PRR #14 Caboose Red!!!!  Pick the color you like and be happy!

        I say:

        Amen!

        Jim Brewer
        Glenwood MD
        www.pocahontasmodels.com



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