This picture and the three below were provided by our friend Grog.
7 thoughts on “Old Train Thursday”
Annnnd you can ride behind the Big Boy 4014 this summer for ooonly somewhere between $650 – $1200. No thanks…had enough cinders in my teeth when young..for only dollars few…
The 3D-printed loco (No. 999!) was pretty cool! Maybe I can afford a printer some day. In the meantime, Mr. 3D router will have to do.
Thanks Grog.
1 Belching smoke
7 Powering EV’s for about 8 years till battery change if available.
9 Almost like a fall in New England area.
My buddy volunteers at an old train museum, I’ll hafta get up there and get y’all some pics.
Where is it so we can visit?
It’s in Winnsboro SC. Sorry for not posting the link.
There is something about cross compound air pumps mounted up front on the smoke box of a steam locomotive that gives the engine a no nonsense business look.
Annnnd you can ride behind the Big Boy 4014 this summer for ooonly somewhere between $650 – $1200. No thanks…had enough cinders in my teeth when young..for only dollars few…
The 3D-printed loco (No. 999!) was pretty cool! Maybe I can afford a printer some day. In the meantime, Mr. 3D router will have to do.
Thanks Grog.
1 Belching smoke
7 Powering EV’s for about 8 years till battery change if available.
9 Almost like a fall in New England area.
My buddy volunteers at an old train museum, I’ll hafta get up there and get y’all some pics.
Where is it so we can visit?
It’s in Winnsboro SC. Sorry for not posting the link.
https://www.scrm.org/
There is something about cross compound air pumps mounted up front on the smoke box of a steam locomotive that gives the engine a no nonsense business look.