Does anyone know? Were the built up Inchicore loco chimneys made from a standard set of components e.g. cap and base with the varience being the length of tube. Photographs seem to show or not! similarities in cap sizes. This may be an optical illusion in relation to smokebox size/diameter and length of chimney.
I ask because I would like to find a descent representation of the Inchicore chimney and it seems as if I need to adjust the look of Scottish types to get the look!
I know questions like this are getting difficult at 60+ yrs from the steam age! but someone may know the answer.
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Mike 84C
Does anyone know? Were the built up Inchicore loco chimneys made from a standard set of components e.g. cap and base with the varience being the length of tube. Photographs seem to show or not! similarities in cap sizes. This may be an optical illusion in relation to smokebox size/diameter and length of chimney.
I ask because I would like to find a descent representation of the Inchicore chimney and it seems as if I need to adjust the look of Scottish types to get the look!
I know questions like this are getting difficult at 60+ yrs from the steam age! but someone may know the answer.
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