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Came across this old 0-8-0 in Edwin Alexanders book "Down at the Depot". She was built in the Mount Clare shops in 1854.I realized she was awful close in a lot of ways to the Winans "Camels" I had done earlier, so I threw this together between "honey do's"...It's a nice change from all that "modern" equipment I've been working on.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
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Dude, it owns. I love it already. Something not too common is always welcome./JonatanSteam rules!
Train gifs from Dans Railroad Gif RoundhouseNever trust computers. If you do, they will betray you.I'm the steam freak, ph34r me!!
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Very nice Frank, not enough early anthracite coal hauling railroad equipment in the file library and thanks for the rest of the early equipment too.Jack
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Great job so far. Keep up the good work. It looks like it escaped the Pangborn collection (poor engines never saw it coming ).
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