MINIATURE STEAM RAILROAD SPEEDER

This is a short video showing and running a miniature steam powered railroad speeder. It was designed and built by Les Proper and uses the one cylinder, single acting steam engine used in my miniature model steamboats. If you would like a free pdf plan of this steam engine email [e-mail]

[@user-wo7rz3yn4o]

It's always a delight to see your work Les. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.

[@elsdp-4560]

Thank you for sharing. Very nice👍

[@LeslieProper]

Thanks for the comment.

[@oldenrusty1674]

Well done sir! Always enjoy seeing the engines you build!

[@LeslieProper]

Thank you, glad you enjoy them.

[@ifitsrusteditsmine]

This is genius.

[@SteamerEdge]

That is a marvelous little Rail car Les, superbly made and it runs so well too. Your miniature steam engines are so versatile when they are properly built. I think that looks more like "O Gauge " track and not HO Gauge though. thanks for the video, love it. 🙂👍👍👍Cheers Paul

[@LeslieProper]

Hi Paul, I am sure you are correct about the gauge. The little oval track was in a box my mother purchased years ago at a garage sale. It has a little wind up locomotive so no need for the center rail used in electric trains.

[@billkill682]

very cool bro👍

[@LeslieProper]

Thanks

[@inthemoment9910]

I've been searching the web for the plans for a while, that is how I found you here. I'll be sending you an email ask shortly. Thanks Leslie.

[@LeslieProper]

Okay, send me an email. Thank you

[@jamesnorman8489]

Great little model. I have watched your other builds and downloaded plans, but have not yet had the time to build any. The track appears to be American Flyer (circa 1940s - 1960s) "S" gauge (1/64) scale.

[@LeslieProper]

The track is from a wind up toy train. Some one else suggested it was O gauge.

[@jeffdayman8183]

Great job Les! Nice model. Runs smooth. Cheers.

[@LeslieProper]

Thanks for the nice reply

[@daveboatman4024]

Good use of the pool table!

[@steven38ny]

welcome back love the video's