The exhaust pipes B B should be of larger tubing and bent round up the sides of the smoke box so as to be out of the way when you have to clean the tubes. A small brass pipe, C, must also be passed through the chimney, bent upwards and fitted with a tap which should take the steam from the top of the boiler and be used as shown at D F Fig. 20. This helps to raise steam very quickly.
Fig. 38 is a rear view of the foot plate and shows the necessary fittings which you must either make or buy to complete the model.
The cocks you might make but the water gauge you must buy. A is the furnace door, B two gauge taps, C starting-lever handle, D spring balance safety valve, F wind-guard with two look-out holes, G steam whistle handle, H pressure gauge, N the quadrant and lever for reversing the engine, O the rear buffer beam with buffers, P the wheels showing axle, R R the springs for same and V the safety-guard rail on either side.
| Fig. 30. | Fig. 31. |
| Fig. 32. | Fig. 33. |
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