The Crampton was the racehorse of the early period of steam, with its low centre of gravity and long lines.
Many survived in France up to the late 19thC and this one is typical of them. The Stephenson's link motion is automatically animated when the engine is driven but can be manually switched on and off using start and stop in channel 47. Wheels turn when running and the smoke, lamp, whistle and speed are all controlled by the blue menu.
A miniature version of this that could be used as a display model is available, call for info.
1st place winner Avaria Show and Tell Dec 2010
please note that drivable means on rails :) The SLRR has 80 regions of track you can use on the Heterocera Atoll or you can easily make your own. Follow these instructions:
http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Second_Life_Railroad/SLRR_standards#Guidance
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Corners?
It's very good on corners - it's just that it turns them into hexagons. . . but, it's pretty.
A Masterpiece
my favorite bar none period runs great! want speed push the faster button a bunch of times it gets there.
