3/4" pumps Van brocklin

[steamingdon]

Here is a shot of my shop.I`m not a neat freek in the shop so close your eyes if this bothers you.

Don

[steamingdon]

cutting corners here! ( I couldn`t help it)

Don

[prlawiii]

Don,

What did you do to get the uniform finish on the large parts? Is that just sanded vertically, or some other technique?

Herman

[tsph6500]

Nice set of photos Don. You make it look so "easy". I may screw one of those buttons to the front of our clubhouse, right above the bottomless suggestion box that will have a shredder inside. "Got a good idea for someone? BZZZZZzzzzp!"

What number pump is this one?

[steamingdon]

yup! thats it

[steamingdon]

Hey little jimmy,

This is #20 as my records show.

[steamingdon]

Hi everyone,

I guess I`m all alone in "pumpland"Even with the new! W.C. Sheilds updated prints. See some of you @ W.L.S.

Don.

[sncf141r]

Hi everyone,

I guess I`m all alone in "pumpland"Even with the new! W.C. Sheilds updated prints. See some of you @ W.L.S.

Don.

Don; you are not alone in pumpland; your posts and photos are welcome and appreciated.

See you at W.L.S with my SNCF 141R - JohnS.

[Bill Shields]

On the posts / interest

I have many of these pumps in use, have made more than a few and even then, I learn something from each post that shows yet another way to cut metal.

[steamingdon]

up to 41, even Jack B. has one .

[JohnR]

Where can I go to get a copy Van Brocklin pump prints preferably for 1 1/2 scale ? Will be used for a Sweet William loco.
Thank you

[Bill Shields]

www.mehrs.com