 | In Nov. 2011 Eric fabricated this wooden, BRIO compatible Shay locomotive for his nephew. |
 | The non-cylinder side. You can see the hook and eye coupling which keeps the trucks from over swinging. |
 | Front view. The asymmetrical placement of the boiler is one of the defining features of the Shay design. |
 | The 3-cylinder engine and crankshaft assembly. Built up from milled poplar and small dowels. |
 | You can't have a Shay without some appropriate rolling stock. Eric fabricated two skeleton log cars with logs as companion pieces for the Shay. |
 | Log car: loaded. |
 | The complete logging train ready for operation on some wooden BRIO track. |