Maisie GNR

[HughEParticipant @hughe]

I have recently acquired  a part build MAISIE 31/2″ from my late father in NZ. We started it in Uganda in late 50s the tender and running gear are almost complete. The main work ahead is the boiler and painting.

 

I have a copy of LBSCs book but there is no refernce to the colour scheme and all my pictures of GNR locos are B&W.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

HughE

[HughEParticipant @hughe]

Colour Scheme

[MichaelRParticipant @michaelr]

Maise is finished in Green, but there is GNR Green, and LNER Green in various shades, if you look Here you will see what’s available.

[WearyParticipant @weary]

Henry Oakley at Doncaster.
GNR Atlantic.

Atlantic.

Atlantic.

GNR.
Henry Oakley at Bressingham.

 

Suggest you search using   

 

Henry Oakley atlantic

GNR atlantic

 

etc. as search term and setting search to        images  

 

Also in addition try searching    

 

Maisie

GNR Atlantic

 

etc. on you tube as there are a number of videos there.

Edited By David Clark 1 on 24/11/2009 18:55:10

[MichaelRParticipant @michaelr]

Some good pictures of Maisie, but with due respect the long URLs need to be reduced,

see this post.

David Carter 1 tells you how to do it in his post also of

11/06/2009 here

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[David Clark 13Participant @davidclark13]

Hi There

All sorted.

Just editing an article about the GNR Atlantics for Model Engineer

including coloured drawing.

Will appear in 4367 for about 4 issues.

 

regards David

[HughEParticipant @hughe]

Thanks Guys for your help. Plenty to go on and no excuses to to delay.

 

Looking forward to the ME with the articles on the Alantics.

 

Keep up the good work Dave

[MichaelRParticipant @michaelr]

Thanks David for sorting the URLs looks nice and tidy.

Regards.

 

 

[WearyParticipant @weary]

Sorry about causing chaos with long URLs.

*hangs head in shame*

Thanks for fixing it on my behalf, have checked David Clark’s posting 11/06/09 at 09:42, so in future will try and do it right!

[WearyParticipant @weary]

Sorry about causing chaos with long URLs.

*hangs head in shame*

Thanks for fixing it on my behalf, have checked David Clark’s posting 11/06/09 at 09:42, so in future will try and do it right!

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