Nickle Plate Road 765 at Cuyahoga valley national park for Steam In The Valley
taken 4/27/25
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Nickle Plate Road 765 at Cuyahoga valley national park for Steam In The Valley
taken 4/27/25
Sharing your hobbies with those most important to you is always a delight.
americanned trains with guest appearance by emily
(What the first drawing is about)
Happy National Train Day!!
Happy Train Day! I spent it with trains!
have i ever talked about canonical siblings in ratw before? no? well here ya go
SO
Nickel Plate 765 is a guy who is pretty laid back and just wants to lay around and do nothing because why not? he loves running excursions and trains in general but he also likes his free time. his sister, Nickel Plate 757 is definitely more energetic than him, which also leads her to be a little stubborn and come off as someone who goes "work first, dammit!" half the time. she means well, though. they love each other as siblings, i promise you.
questions about ratw are always appreciated!!
(design inspiration came from one of @theflyingkipper's drawings of them, specifically the whistle battle one. which was also what inspired this whole drawing, hence the fire hose. go check em out their art is chef's kiss)
Nickel Plate Road 765 - Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society - Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad - Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Between Cleveland and Akron, Ohio.
“765 accelerates under the Rock signals at Robbins.”
Robbins, Illinois
September 16, 2018
Photo by Mike Raia
(via On the move | 765 accelerates under the Rock signals at Robb… | Mike Raia | Flickr)
NKP 765 Extra - Joliet, Illinois by Tyler Pate Via Flickr: The Joliet Rocket just departed Joliet, Illinois for La Salle Street Station while blowing through the intermediates at MP 37 on the former Rock Island Route.