The RUTH Gasoline Loco Denver Colorado

[Barney]

rear end with drive

[Les Tindall]

Barney, tried looking up Avalon, just got some Toyota car models (full size!) or something about food. Do you have a web-site for them?
Les

[Barney]

Les all I get is some food marketing guide - I did inform them when I was at the last 7mm association show - but they looked at me as if I had fell out of a tree !!!!!
I have sent emails but got no reply - its such a shame because there range of castings is outstanding and the only way to get there goods is by looking them in the face !!!!! at a exhibition
Barney

[Ray Dunakin]

Another cool project, and a great start!

[Design-HSB]

Barny, one of your clean handicrafts.

[Bernhard]

I happened to find this nice model of a Ruth mining locomotive here: http://jimrusselltrains.blogspot.com/2015/02/gallery-of-mine-locomotive-and-mine.html Besides, on this website you can find a lot of other beautiful models of mining locomotives.

[Les Tindall]

Had a look at that web-site - its "right up your street" Barney, though the models seem too clean for mining operations, they need some rust and "grot".
Les 

[Barney]

Thats a nice site -as you say plenty of info and ideas Thanks for seeing it
Barney

[1-32]

Hi Barney just the right size for a spud power unit great little model
cheers

[finescalerr]

In case nobody noticed, the scale people on Jim Russell's locos are "Figures by Carlo" and "Carlo" happens to be our forum member, Carlo Spirito. -- Russ

[Ray Dunakin]

I happened to find this nice model of a Ruth mining locomotive here: http://jimrusselltrains.blogspot.com/2015/02/gallery-of-mine-locomotive-and-mine.html Besides, on this website you can find a lot of other beautiful models of mining locomotives.

Wow, nice work! That guy's got a lot of very impressive models. I love his replica of the man-car that was made by bolting a bunch of folding metal chairs to a wooden beam on wheels.

He also has a great (unpainted) model of a Stanley Steamer Mountain Wagon, a sort of railbus.