Chaloner 5" Gauge live steam loco, garden railway

Chaloner 5" Gauge live steam loco, garden railway

Chaloner is a model of the vertical boiler De Winton engines used extensively in the Welsh slate industry, based on the surviving locomotive Chaloner built in 1877. The model uses a simplified gas fired boiler giving quick starting and easy boiler management. A battery powered electric water pump is fitted with automatic control to maintain the water level. Coal fired available, 7 ¼"gauge version to follow. Fully machined kit, painted kit & ready to run available.

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• Chaloner
• 5
• Gauge
• live
• steam
• loco
• garden
• railway

[rexman92]

@Axbent id think it would take some carfull pmanning cuz of the fact that if u simply laid some tracks with out

knowing anything of the location tracks ud plan to be laying down

if u did that then then it wont relly matter about the foundation work any how cuz of the fact is that it probly have the tracks flood-ed over and a steam loco be lucky to pass it so in most cases id thnk yes it probly tend to need that so then weather wont simply blow from where ever it is they were laid down it

[Axbent]

does a track like this requre lots of foundation work? Or can it be laid out on the ground with just some gravel under?