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The 2nd Annual Spring Windup
Trains on display
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Chuck Donovan's table.
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Vintage Marx in the foreground; Marc Horovitz's scratchbuilt engines behind.
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George Wagner's Toonerville Trolley (floor toy) and Bing 0-4-0 from the 1930s.
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Vintage clockwork mechanisms. The 6-wheel unit is Bing; the 4-wheel motors are Bassett-Lowke. All are heavily built for real work and all are reversible. The two keys on the left are Hornby/Meccano; the one next is Karl Bub, and the front one is Marx.
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A display of (mostly) Hornby clockwork trains and accessories.
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David Outteridge regauged this old Marx mechanism for gauge-1 operation. The key is homemade.
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Jeff Young's scratchbuilt engines, brought all the way from Canada. Windus, the tram engine on the left, utilizes a Meccano motor, while the steeple-cab engine has a Hornby mechanism. This one is particularly constructed from old Mamod parts.
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An unusual Marx set. The locomotives (one powered, one dummy) are the M10005 streamliner engines. Here, they have been made into an A-A freight set, fastened together back-to-back by a special plate. The caboose is unusual, too, having a brown frame.
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Mike Horner's scratchbuilt WD Baldwin, under construction. The engine is being built around a scratchbuilt clockwork mechanism by some unknown person.
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