Day 19: Finished prototype Ruston! + video
I've now finished the Ruston works no. 177530, the prototype that would eventually become the 48DS. The loco was built in 1936, then was sold to Heinz, during whose ownership it was slightly modified (hence the two versions in yesterday's post). I've put together a basic video showing the build and the removal of the DCC socket that was needed to make it fit. Hopefully my voice isn't too soporific!
If you'd like a set of prints to do this conversion, have a look at ts3dmodels.blogspot.com where I've got more info and contact details.
Stats:
Total hours spent building this loco: 3 (roughly)
No. of attempts needed to get the loco to fit the footplate: 1 (First time! This never happens!)
Cumulative pushup counter: 1975
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