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G A means general arrangement

I'm glad you got the prints. GA is General Arrangement - it'll be the blueprint with full side and top views and layout of each deck.

Hi, Guest! Not exactly sure what "GA" is.... but just yesterday I received a copy of the original blueprints! The big main one is 3 feet by 6 feet! They are fantastic!

I have the GA for the William Warner. Problem is it's 2 feet by 4 feet. I'm not sure how to scan something that size. If you can offer advice I'll e-mail the scan.

These aren't from my collection, there from Lou Gerard's collection https://www.flickr.com/photos/5632/albu ... 5007349400

Yes I do have a Case 80 HP 35211.Before that I had A 65 hp Case 32670.Ive been running engines since the 50s.I also made a wood model of a Towboat on the Miss.and a kit model of the Edmond Fitz. The Towboat was from scratch.

Looking forward to pictures of the Oakglen 2, Case 80! Does your user name mean that you have an 80hp case steam engine?? I have been running traction engines for 25 years, and have spent many hours on case engines.
Cheers!

Once it warms up enough to paint I will post some pictures.Now when the furnace runs it takes the fumes up in the house.We are getting in the 40s now so hope to paint soon.

Can you post some photos?

Im building a scratch model of Oakglen 2.Im having fun trying to make it as close to the original as I can.Im not sure if it will be scale.Im more concerned that it be close to the original.

Hi Folks! I am wanting to do an accurate large side view painted cutout in wood of the SS International to hang up in my Farm Equipment Repair Shop. Has anyone run across any good side views or drawings of her?
I have researched Oakglen(1) , JF Vaughan, William H. Warner, and Maxine with little luck. I could just wing it, but I am a terrible perfectionist haha.
If I get enough info I may make a model as well.
Thanks!
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