Bay Point and Clayton Railroad Company 0-6-0 and 0-4-0T Baldwin locomotives (at Clayton, California immediately prior to WWII)
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Bay Point and Clayton Railroad Company 0-6-0 and 0-4-0T Baldwin locomotives (at Clayton, California immediately prior to WWII)
Showed this on twitter and they liked it. This is Hunslet No. 1684, who is actually preserved.
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Is this not smol Thomas, standard gauge edition?
There is actually a oo kit for her
Two little cousins: 4-8-4 SP 4449 Daylight chills with her Lima Locomotive works relatives for a family reunion of sorts: 2-8-4 NKP 1225 from the New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad -- aka the Nickel Plate Road. Lima 2-8-4 Pere Marquette Railway 1225. The get together was a little steamy with late nights spent around the turntable hosted by the sisters, little 0-4-0 tank engine Little River 1 and her grown up sister, Little River 110 -- a 4-6-2 with a tender behind -- 1 invited a couple of her friends too, other 0-4-0 tank engines Flagg Coal 75 and Viscose 6.
They all enjoyed receiving loving rubs and attention. But 4449 wanted more attention, so, like a naughty engine, she stubbed her pilot truck on a turnout frog and made a big fuss. She enjoyed the extra attention while it lasted, but it meant that she wasn't allowed out to play with her cousins later.
Ah, family reunions...
The next DWR engine, the D5 were rebuilds of the D1 class into 0-4-0 tank engines for use in the Locomotive shops.
0-4-0ST No. 11 (Neilson 2937 of 1882) on a charter freight train at the Chasewater Light Railway 🚂🚃🚃
I love this about the UK heritage railways — someone over there literally woke up and was like, "know wat guv? let's railroad like it's 1882!"
140-year old 0-4-0T (or 0-4-0ST for all you Saddle Tank locomotive-o-philes out here)
I didn't have enough room to put *every* Whyte Classification type into the tags, but I wanted to share this important piece of steam locomotive nomenclature 🚂✌️
Brazil's Bizarre Brake Van-Locomotive Hybrid - Locobreque
@locomotive-idiot a new one to me, this!
Heyy! Didn't you say that you were gonna post your own art? Because what ever happened to that? Sorry if I sound demanding, but you promised and I wanna see some art!! XD
Yes. I did promise to post some of my "art". I don't think they're quite good, but I'll let you judge them, Anon and Followers.
Here. Have a taste of my partially freelanced designs:
Hopefully you like them more than I do.