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	The [[Colorado Central]] was built by [[Dick Jackson]] at his home.		The [[Colorado Central]] was built by [[Dick Jackson]] at his home.

	[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=95977&sid=15c11f6a1b82a2434ee391d14f36b9a4 David "DJSteamer3017"] stated that "[[Dick Jackson]]'s home was the first home of the [[Southern California Live Steamers]] and where ~~Lawrence~~ Hiney collaborated in the construction of Late Disney Animator [[Ollie Johnston\|Ollie Johnston's]] own 1 inch Scale 4-6-2 Pacific, [[La Canada Valley Railroad\|La Canada Valley 515]].		[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=95977&sid=15c11f6a1b82a2434ee391d14f36b9a4 David "DJSteamer3017"] stated that "[[Dick Jackson]]'s home was the first home of the [[Southern California Live Steamers]] and where [[Laurence Hiney]] collaborated in the construction of Late Disney Animator [[Ollie Johnston\|Ollie Johnston's]] own 1 inch Scale 4-6-2 Pacific, [[La Canada Valley Railroad\|La Canada Valley 515]].

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	[[Category:History]]		[[Category:History]]

	The [[Colorado Central]] was built by Dick Jackson at his home.		The [[Colorado Central]] was built by [[Dick Jackson]] at his home.

	[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=95977&sid=15c11f6a1b82a2434ee391d14f36b9a4 David "DJSteamer3017"] stated that "Dick Jackson's home was the first home of the [[Southern California Live Steamers]] and where Lawrence Hiney collaborated in the construction of Late Disney Animator [[Ollie Johnston\|Ollie Johnston's]] own 1 inch Scale 4-6-2 Pacific, [[La Canada Valley Railroad\|La Canada Valley 515]].		[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=95977&sid=15c11f6a1b82a2434ee391d14f36b9a4 David "DJSteamer3017"] stated that "[[Dick Jackson]]'s home was the first home of the [[Southern California Live Steamers]] and where Lawrence Hiney collaborated in the construction of Late Disney Animator [[Ollie Johnston\|Ollie Johnston's]] own 1 inch Scale 4-6-2 Pacific, [[La Canada Valley Railroad\|La Canada Valley 515]].

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	== Water Pump ==		== Water Pump ==

	The following water pump, designed by Dick Jackson, was offered for sale on eBay, November 2015.		The following water pump, designed by [[Dick Jackson]], was offered for sale on eBay, November 2015.

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	<i>[[The Miniature Locomotive]]</i>, September-October 1953		<i>[[The Miniature Locomotive]]</i>, September-October 1953

	Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of Dick Jackson of Beverly Hills and owner of the legendary Colorado Central Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.		Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of [[Dick Jackson]] of Beverly Hills and owner of the legendary [[Colorado Central]] Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.

	Only those of us who have seen the R.R. station, water tank, rolling stock and R.R. accessories can appreciate the picture. When they are assembled together, the scene is a perfect replica of an American short line R.R. as remembered about the turn of the century. His collection of railroad scenes, builder's plates, R.R. passes, coach lamps, [[Marker lights\|marker lights]], all beautifully restored to their original newness, are priceless as collector's items.		Only those of us who have seen the R.R. station, water tank, rolling stock and R.R. accessories can appreciate the picture. When they are assembled together, the scene is a perfect replica of an American short line R.R. as remembered about the turn of the century. His collection of railroad scenes, builder's plates, R.R. passes, coach lamps, [[Marker lights\|marker lights]], all beautifully restored to their original newness, are priceless as collector's items.
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	[[File:DickJacksons 440 ColoradoCentral.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px\|Dick Jackson's 4-4-0 in 1 inch scale on his Colorado Central. David "DJSteamer3017" writes: "The Locomotive in the video that Walt is Running is Dick's 4-4-0 Colorado Central 900, and as story goes his 4-4-0 was a 4-6-0 and the first One Inch Scale Locomotive built west of Chicago."]]		[[File:DickJacksons 440 ColoradoCentral.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px\|[[Dick Jackson]]'s 4-4-0 in 1 inch scale on his Colorado Central. David "DJSteamer3017" writes: "The Locomotive in the video that Walt is Running is Dick's 4-4-0 Colorado Central 900, and as story goes his 4-4-0 was a 4-6-0 and the first One Inch Scale Locomotive built west of Chicago."]]

	== Water Pump ==		== Water Pump ==

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References

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	* [[1 Inch Scale Freight Car Truck]]		* [[1 Inch Scale Freight Car Truck]]
	* [[Colorado Central Flat Car in 1 Inch Scale]]		* [[Colorado Central Flat Car in 1 Inch Scale]]
			* "Dick Jackson and the Colorado Central Railroad", <i>Live Steam</i>, November 1971

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of Dick Jackson of Beverly Hills and owner of the legendary Colorado Central Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.		Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of Dick Jackson of Beverly Hills and owner of the legendary Colorado Central Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.

	Only those of us who have seen the R.R. station, water tank, rolling stock and R.R. accessories can appreciate the picture. When they are assembled together, the scene is a perfect replica of an American short line R.R. as remembered about the turn of the century. His collection of railroad scenes, builder's plates, R.R. passes, coach lamps, marker lights, all beautifully restored to their original newness, are priceless as collector's items.		Only those of us who have seen the R.R. station, water tank, rolling stock and R.R. accessories can appreciate the picture. When they are assembled together, the scene is a perfect replica of an American short line R.R. as remembered about the turn of the century. His collection of railroad scenes, builder's plates, R.R. passes, coach lamps, [[Marker lights\|marker lights]], all beautifully restored to their original newness, are priceless as collector's items.

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	[[File:DickJacksons 440 ColoradoCentral.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px\|Dick Jackson's 4-4-0 in 1 inch scale on his Colorado Central. David "DJSteamer3017" writes: "The Locomotive in the video that Walt is Running is Dick's 4-4-0 Colorado Central 900, and as story goes his 4-4-0 was a 4-6-0 and the first One Inch Scale Locomotive built west of Chicago."]]		[[File:DickJacksons 440 ColoradoCentral.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px\|Dick Jackson's 4-4-0 in 1 inch scale on his Colorado Central. David "DJSteamer3017" writes: "The Locomotive in the video that Walt is Running is Dick's 4-4-0 Colorado Central 900, and as story goes his 4-4-0 was a 4-6-0 and the first One Inch Scale Locomotive built west of Chicago."]]

			== Water Pump ==

			The following water pump, designed by Dick Jackson, was offered for sale on eBay, November 2015.

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			File:RBJackson WaterPumpDrawing 1.jpg
			File:RBJackson WaterPumpDrawing 2.jpg
			File:RBJackson WaterPumpDrawing 3.jpg
			File:RBJackson WaterPumpDrawing 4.jpg
			</gallery>

	== References ==		== References ==

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	by C.S. Chovil, Secretary, [[Southern California Live Steamers]]		by C.S. Chovil, Secretary, [[Southern California Live Steamers]]

	<i>[[The Miniature ~~Locmotive~~]]</i>, September-October 1953		<i>[[The Miniature Locomotive]]</i>, September-October 1953

	Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of Dick Jackson of Beverly Hills and owner of the legendary Colorado Central Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.		Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of Dick Jackson of Beverly Hills and owner of the legendary Colorado Central Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.

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	<i>[[The Miniature Locmotive]]</i>, September-October 1953		<i>[[The Miniature Locmotive]]</i>, September-October 1953

	Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of Dick Jackson of Beverly Hills and ~~onwer~~ of the legendary Colorado Central Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.		Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of Dick Jackson of Beverly Hills and owner of the legendary Colorado Central Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.

	Only those of us who have seen the R.R. station, water tank, rolling stock and R.R. accessories can appreciate the picture. When they are assembled together, the scene is a perfect replica of an American short line R.R. as remembered about the turn of the century. His collection of railroad scenes, builder's plates, R.R. passes, coach lamps, marker lights, all beautifully restored to their original newness, are priceless as collector's items.		Only those of us who have seen the R.R. station, water tank, rolling stock and R.R. accessories can appreciate the picture. When they are assembled together, the scene is a perfect replica of an American short line R.R. as remembered about the turn of the century. His collection of railroad scenes, builder's plates, R.R. passes, coach lamps, marker lights, all beautifully restored to their original newness, are priceless as collector's items.

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	[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=95977&sid=15c11f6a1b82a2434ee391d14f36b9a4 David "DJSteamer3017"] stated that "Dick Jackson's home was the first home of the [[Southern California Live Steamers]] and where Lawrence Hiney collaborated in the construction of Late Disney Animator [[Ollie Johnston\|Ollie Johnston's]] own 1 inch Scale 4-6-2 Pacific, [[La Canada Valley Railroad\|La Canada Valley 515]].		[http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=95977&sid=15c11f6a1b82a2434ee391d14f36b9a4 David "DJSteamer3017"] stated that "Dick Jackson's home was the first home of the [[Southern California Live Steamers]] and where Lawrence Hiney collaborated in the construction of Late Disney Animator [[Ollie Johnston\|Ollie Johnston's]] own 1 inch Scale 4-6-2 Pacific, [[La Canada Valley Railroad\|La Canada Valley 515]].

			== SCLS Meets ==

			by C.S. Chovil, Secretary, [[Southern California Live Steamers]]

			<i>[[The Miniature Locmotive]]</i>, September-October 1953

			Thursday evening, June 18, 1953, [[Southern California Live Steamers]] were the guests of Dick Jackson of Beverly Hills and onwer of the legendary Colorado Central Railroad. The 900, Dick's pride and joy, was clean and shining like new, the tender and caboose immaculate and resting in their customary place atop a tool cabinet. The shop as a whole is an outstanding example of fine management and exacting workmanship. The scene of unhurried production in 1-inch scale, R.R. equipment for the Colorado Central Railroad. Dick's shop is really more than just a work shop; it is a veritable museum of perfect miniatures built to one-inch scale.

			Only those of us who have seen the R.R. station, water tank, rolling stock and R.R. accessories can appreciate the picture. When they are assembled together, the scene is a perfect replica of an American short line R.R. as remembered about the turn of the century. His collection of railroad scenes, builder's plates, R.R. passes, coach lamps, marker lights, all beautifully restored to their original newness, are priceless as collector's items.



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