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The MFSC Engine book page 2From Top to bottom, Left to right
1900 built Class 1400 4-6-2 Elesco
1919 built 2200 class 2-8-4
1909 built 1820 class 4-6-4
1880 built Camelback Switcher 0-6-0
1904 built 6050 Series 4-8-2
1870 built 4-6-0 No.9 (Credit to )
1885 built 300 class 4-8-0
1899 built 1300 Series 4-6-4
1920 built 4100 Class 4-10-2
1830 built 4-2-0 No.31
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That Spinner is a strange looking thing, but I guess the technology was new, so they hadn't really developed the standard locomotive idea, but I like it's grey paint scheme, it looks like it's been running for a very long time and modernized.
That 4-10-2 is a MONSTER and I can just imagine the trains she'd be able to pull!
The tender on the Camelback is a bit big I think, but I guess it won't run out of water or coal as quick
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Those B&M Berks' feedwater heater always made them one of the more unique freight locos. I'm loving that unique tender of the 2200! What kind is it?
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Give it a try, thats what I did
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dude win
LOVE atty's 4-6-0, and the hudson with operation lifesaver on the tender
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Thereβs a lot going on here to like. ^^ The beautiful N&W-esque 4-8-0. The A1-style Berkshire (complete with B&M-style Coffin feedwater heater). The camel-back 0-6-0 (with side door cab for the win). The βPioneerβ-style 4-2-0 (a favorite, to be sure). And of course me little 4-6-0. Itβs a surprise to see her again. ^^
Very nice work, Dennis!
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Crap! Forgot to give Credit for 4-6-0, But thank you! ^^
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