Tiny Power - Revision history

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External Links

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	* [http://www.tinypower.com Official website]		* [http://www.tinypower.com Official website]
			* [https://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=109201 "Chas. V. Arnold Tiny Power Northern", <i>Chaski.org</i>]

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History

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	: Today, over 60 years after its founding, [[Tiny Power]] continues to offer many of the same engines originally designed and sold by Mr. Arnold, in addition to a few other models added to the line over the years.		: Today, over 60 years after its founding, [[Tiny Power]] continues to offer many of the same engines originally designed and sold by Mr. Arnold, in addition to a few other models added to the line over the years.

	[[File:TinyPowerAdvert TheMiniatureLocomotive SepOct1953.png~~\|thumb\|center\|300px~~\|Tiny Power advertisement in "The Miniature Locomotive", Sep-Oct 1953.]]		== Advertisements ==

			<gallery widths=300px heights=300px perrow=2>
			File:CharlesArnold TinyPower ModelCraftsman Aug1946.PNG\|Advertisement for Charles Arnold's Tiny Power in The Model Craftsman, August 1946.
			File:TinyPowerAdvert TheMiniatureLocomotive SepOct1953.png\|Tiny Power advertisement in "The Miniature Locomotive", Sep-Oct 1953.
			</gallery>

	== Bibliography ==		== Bibliography ==

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History

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	: Today, over 60 years after its founding, [[Tiny Power]] continues to offer many of the same engines originally designed and sold by Mr. Arnold, in addition to a few other models added to the line over the years.		: Today, over 60 years after its founding, [[Tiny Power]] continues to offer many of the same engines originally designed and sold by Mr. Arnold, in addition to a few other models added to the line over the years.

			[[File:TinyPowerAdvert TheMiniatureLocomotive SepOct1953.png\|thumb\|center\|300px\|Tiny Power advertisement in "The Miniature Locomotive", Sep-Oct 1953.]]

	== Bibliography ==		== Bibliography ==

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	[[Tiny Power]] was created by the late Charles "Pop" V. Arnold of Junction City, Oregon. Charles officially started [[Tiny Power]] in 1945, but had built models "for fun and friends" many years before.		[[Tiny Power]] was created by the late Charles "Pop" V. Arnold of Junction City, Oregon. Charles officially started [[Tiny Power]] in 1945, but had built models "for fun and for friends" many years before.

	[[File:CharlesArnold TinyPower Ajax.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Ajax mill engine designed by Charles Arnold.]]		[[File:CharlesArnold TinyPower Ajax.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Ajax mill engine designed by Charles Arnold.]]

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	[[Tiny Power]] continues to provide castings, boilers and parts for the live steam enthusiast.		[[Tiny Power]] continues to provide castings, boilers and parts for the live steam enthusiast.

			== History ==

			From [http://www.tinypower.com/cat2014.pdf the Tiny Power 2014 Catalog]:

			: [[Tiny Power]] was founded by Charles V. Arnold. He was a meticulous and detailed model engineer who had extensive knowledge of both steam and model railroad engine design and construction. In its early days, [[Tiny Power]] offered a handful of highly-detailed steam model engines and a couple of marine steam engines in either kit form or as finished, ready-to-run engines, in addition to steam engine boilers and accessories. Mr. Arnold died in 1975 after having managed the [[Tiny Power]] business for some 30 years, and the business was purchased by Eugene Goebel in 1977 and was relocated to Branson, Missouri. Mr. Goebel continued managing and building the [[Tiny Power]] business for over 26 years and then sold the company to Rappahannock Boat Works of Bealeton, Virginia in 2004.

			: Today, over 60 years after its founding, [[Tiny Power]] continues to offer many of the same engines originally designed and sold by Mr. Arnold, in addition to a few other models added to the line over the years.


	== Bibliography ==		== Bibliography ==

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	[[Tiny Power]] was created by the late Charles "Pop" V. Arnold of Junction City, Oregon. Charles officially started [[Tiny Power]] in 1945, but had built models "for fun and friends" many years before.		[[Tiny Power]] was created by the late Charles "Pop" V. Arnold of Junction City, Oregon. Charles officially started [[Tiny Power]] in 1945, but had built models "for fun and friends" many years before.

			[[File:CharlesArnold TinyPower Ajax.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Ajax mill engine designed by Charles Arnold.]]

	[[Tiny Power]] continues to provide castings, boilers and parts for the live steam enthusiast.		[[Tiny Power]] continues to provide castings, boilers and parts for the live steam enthusiast.

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	Tiny Power was created by the late Charles "Pop" V. Arnold of Junction City, Oregon. Charles officially started [[Tiny Power]] in 1945, but had built models "for fun and friends" many years before.		[[Tiny Power]] was created by the late Charles "Pop" V. Arnold of Junction City, Oregon. Charles officially started [[Tiny Power]] in 1945, but had built models "for fun and friends" many years before.

			[[Tiny Power]] continues to provide castings, boilers and parts for the live steam enthusiast.

	== Bibliography ==		== Bibliography ==

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Tiny Power was created by the late Charles "Pop" V. Arnold of Junction City, Oregon. Charles officially started [[Tiny Power]] in 1945, but had built models "for fun and friends" many years before.

== Bibliography ==

* "Miniature Steam Boilers and Steam Engines: How to Build Them", Tiny Power, 1961

== External Links ==

* [http://www.tinypower.com Official website]