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0-4-0 tinderbox
By: Voelker Date: June 19, 2016, 1:46 pm
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I purchased a Lionel 0-4-0 Pennsylvania loco for my father for
father's day. I wanted to customize it to look like the little
local one that used to run in this area. Just realized the one
from here was an 0-4-0t. Anybody know where or if we can get a
tinderbox add on to attach, or will we need to look for one with
it already? Thanks.
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Re: 0-4-0 tinderbox
By: djacobsen Date: June 19, 2016, 4:59 pm
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Hello & Welcome to the Forum!
Bashing a locomotive can be fun or drive you crazy.
Easiest fix: find a junk tender, introduce it to Mr. Razor Saw,
affix the piece you cut off to the cab of your loco. Voila!
Craftsman fix: get out your napkin & pen, design the fuel box,
remembering the iron horse needs h2o also.
Get out the sheets of styrene, lay out the pattern from your
napkin, cut the pieces. Using the glue of your choice, put the
pieces together, sand, attach to cab, paint, celebrate....
There's a photo of one of my large scale 0-4-0t bashes in the
gallery. I'm a fan of 0-4-0 & 0-4-0t locomotives, have 10-12
large scale by various manufacturers & bashes.
I hope this is of some help to you.
Happy Rails!
Dave
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