I saw a steeplecab on Marcs website, http://stdgauge.blogspot.com/ a while back and decided to make one like it. It sits on a #10 frame. Made from 20 gauge mild steel. I've posted some pics in the photo section. I'll put some finished pics on when I get around to taking them and uploading them to my computer. (I'd put them here but I'm lucky that I figured out how to put them there.)
-Pat Rolland

Very nice!! Can I assume we will see it running in Syracuse at the Train Fair?
Kirk

Very nice, Pat! Love to see more pictures if you could.

Kirk,
Yea, I'll bring it along to the Syracure event. Along with a couple other home brews that I've been working on. I'll see if I can get some new pics up this weekend.
-Pat Rolland

Here is a finished pic

Definetly an inspiration. Great job

Charlie

That's a terrific peice of work! How long did it take? Are you planning rolling stock or additional engines?

Marc

That is awesome! Great job. Nice little project.

Thanks for the nice comments guys. Other projects include shorty freight cars from beat up 100 series cars and a couple powered work cars Which are flat cars with cabs. I want to put a crane on the back of one of them but I haven't found the right cabless rotating crane yet.
-Pat Rolland

Great job, Pat! Looks a little like a Knapp or Voltamp. I'll bet it runs good with that Lionel sub-assembly.