Thank you Louis.
As a prototype modeler, the engine
facility had to be very recognizable as Rice Yard: its coaling station, sand
tower, roundhouse with a representative variety of stalls, etc.
Jim
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Sent: Wednesday, May 3, 2023 5:04
PM
To: CBQ@groups.io
Subject: Re: Further To [CBQ]
Video: Steam Engine Servicing on the C&S Ry
Jim - It'd probably just be a lot simpler
to just change the locomotive road number to one that was equipped with a Worthington feed water
heater.
According to the Corbin book, only 6303
and 6308 had Elesco feed water heaters. All the others had Worthington feed water
heaters.
Plus, just change the date in your video
voice introduction.
Otherwise, you've got a world class model
of the Denver
steam locomotive servicing facility. Very Well done - Louis
In a message dated 5/3/2023 5:45:55 PM Central Standard Time,
bcojim@comcast.net writes:
Thank you Louis!
That is a beautiful photo
of No. 6308. I can use that for accurately upgrading that Proto-2000 that
starred in the video.
Always good info in this group!
Jim
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Wednesday, May 3, 2023 4:24 PM
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cbq@groups.io
Subject:
Further To [CBQ] Video: Steam Engine Servicing on the C&S Ry
Jim - Image attached of
No. 6308 with its Elesco feed water heater - Louis
From: lzadnichek@aol.com
To: CBQ@groups.io
Sent: 5/3/2023 5:19:52 PM Central Standard Time
Subject: Re: [CBQ] Video: Steam Engine Servicing on the C&S Ry
Jim - BEAUTIFUL
modeling, but the date couldn't be June 1958. CB&Q Class M-3 2-10-2
type No. 6308 was sold for scrap in March 1954. In fact, the entire
roster of Class M-3 locomotives were sold for scrap during 1953 and 1954, Plus
your No. 6308 had an Elesco feed water heated, not a Worthington as modeled.
See attached image of No. 6308. Nonetheless, very well done! - Louis
In a message dated 5/3/2023 4:29:35 PM Central Standard Time, bcojim@comcast.net
writes:
As a follow-up to my HO scale Colorado & Southern
Ry cab ride video, I've created an operations-oriented video entitled
"Turning a Steam Locomotive":
https://youtu.be/nR8wGvz_KUI
This video follows the Denver Rice Yard Engine Foreman as he
readies an incoming (leased CB&Q) 2-10-2 steam engine for its next
assignment. I think you can see why sound and animation make this a
popular job during operating sessions.
It's a bit different than most model railroad videos, and I hope you enjoy it.
Thanks.
Jim Ferenc
Boulder , CO
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