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Posted: Tue Apr 15th, 2014 07:30 pm |
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Salada
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Looks like the Watson-Fordson has got sanding apparatus; not surprising with drivers that diameter.
Nice photos Jose.
Regards Michael
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Posted: Tue Apr 15th, 2014 11:32 pm |
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Posted: Wed Apr 16th, 2014 01:58 am |
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Looks to me like a little narrower than the railhead, if this helps. Jose.
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Posted: Wed Apr 16th, 2014 03:01 am |
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Probably Industrial size 120 from the looks of it, but whatever it is, Servo-link is way too large for anything smaller than 1:12 scale.
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Posted: Wed Apr 16th, 2014 09:25 am |
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Looking at the proportions of the driver's body, the railhead & general mechanicals I would guess 2.25" to 2.75" wide but parallax error in photos can be very misleading, especially partly angled photos such as this one.
Regards Michael
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