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Michael and I went to a guys house near our school to look at a Case 444 and he decided to show us his hit and miss engines that are hand made out of aluminum barstock. The only boughten parts are the bolts. I wnet over tonight again and he showed us his Case steam engine. A small replica that runs and moves. A friend of his made this the same way he makes the hit and miss engine. Will try to get the pictures posted as I am new at this. Thanks, Benjamin
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Here are some pictures hopefully. Yes finally got the picks to work. Thank-you UCD for the post on how to fix pictures. Benjamin [img]attach/bkassulke/P4100017.JPG[/img] [img]attach/bkassulke/P4100019.JPG[/img] [img]attach/bkassulke/P4100020.JPG[/img] [img]attach/bkassulke/P4100021.JPG[/img]
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Cool pictures, I'm signed up for the rough and tumble steam school up in Pennsylvania. They have a museum with lots of small steam engines. I hope to learn how to operate one of those big boys. JH
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Been to Rough and Tumble, great place If you like machines :). They always have a good crowd at their events. Just don't be near the steam whistle at noon, so loud it hurts. GregB
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