How's this for a 1/6th scale scratch built Dora!
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A 1/6th scale scratch built Dora
- Thread starter bob letterman
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2 things come to mind
1 Does it work
and 2 Is he still married
3. how does he move it?
:hmmm
I remember reading the blog on this before, amazing build. 
2 things come to mind
1 Does it work
and 2 Is he still married
3. how does he move it?
:hmmm
Dave, I believe he is married, is English living in England and it does roll on tracks just like the original. I read this article years ago, and I believe it took him years to build it. I do remember he keeps it in that garage. I just ran across the photo today and thought I'd post it.
Bob
I remember reading the blog on this before, amazing build.
I believe I did post it on the old web site with another name.
He would have to keep it in a garage, it's bigger than most European cars. Hell it's bigger than American cars.
phantom II
Master at Arms
I find this all incredible :woohoo: Only question that comes to my mind
Is he still on the loose ?
Cheers, Christian B)
Is he still on the loose ?
Cheers, Christian B)
Jeeves
Well-known member
There's one in the local Aerosciences museum near Albany here that has one used in Tora, Tora, Tora....quite a big 'un!!
He would have to keep it in a garage, it's bigger than most European cars. Hell it's bigger than American cars.
Yeah Roger that!!! WoWzers!!
hmy: :drinks
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
That takes garden railroading to a whole different level :salute
