Dorset 14 Photos.
 

I felt particularly sorry for these two having come a long way and then not managing to unload.



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Some of mine from Friday afternoon
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Thanks for sharing. The Mc Laren with the gun behind looks magnificent. I guess the gun was fabricated for the event? It looks like the wheels are from a traction engine. Wonderfull sight.

Regards

Colin

Yes the Gun was made for the show, lots of Wood in it.

That's some size of Marshall portable! What rating is it?

20 if memory serves me...

I would go for 12 or 14 NHP. As far as I know 16 NHP and above have 5 studs horizontally on the valve chest covers.

28 nhp

So much for that theory :eek:

It is indeed 28nhp

There was a really good selection of commercials I thought, and I bet a lot of people didn't bother to slog all the way up to look at them. Nice easy walking once you got there, even when the rest of the site was a quagmire. The ploughing field was easier to walk on than the main areas.

Royal Chester on my Stenner and Gunn No4 rackbench in the wood sawing area. We had a great time there.

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Thanks for posting pictures of one of my favorite engines, Royal Chester, she sure looks sharp! Looks like the event is a bit challenging, A good reminder of what the folks had to cope with back in the day just to get their work done. Frank

Miniature showman's line up
 

On the Saturday night the miniature showman's lined up at the top of the play pen.