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Posted: **Sun Apr 03, 2022 11:38 pm**

Hey all, just wanted to share this! *!lol!*

Posted: **Mon Apr 04, 2022 5:38 am**

Actually surprised it took this long to make it on this forum lol.

Yeah word has been going around and they got a nice roster upcoming. A lot of nice workhorse locomotives.

Posted: **Mon Apr 04, 2022 9:38 am**

Hi Folks,

Nice to see some steam in the pipe that would be suitable on the Mountain Sub - it would be great to see a backdate of the Mountain Sub - EM1 anyone?

What's the bottom left? Can't make it out.

A couple years back I had purchased an old MR magazine with plans of the WM I2 with the intent of possibly making it someday. It has to be one of the longest conventional tenders out there.

Regards,
Scott

Posted: **Tue Apr 05, 2022 8:29 am**

scottb613 wrote:Hi Folks,

Nice to see some steam in the pipe that would be suitable on the Mountain Sub - it would be great to see a backdate of the Mountain Sub - EM1 anyone?

What's the bottom left? Can't make it out.

A couple years back I had purchased an old MR magazine with plans of the WM I2 with the intent of possibly making it someday. It has to be one of the longest conventional tenders out there.

Regards,
Scott

The bottom left locomotive is a narrow gauge 2-10-4, built by Baldwin, I believe, for the "Estrada de Ferro Donna Thereza Christina Railway of Brazil. It was an Iron Ore hauler down there and a very interesting operation.

R/
Galen

Posted: **Tue Apr 05, 2022 8:43 am**

gtw5812 wrote:The bottom left locomotive is a narrow gauge 2-10-4, built by Baldwin, I believe, for the "Estrada de Ferro Donna Thereza Christina Railway of Brazil. It was an Iron Ore hauler down there and a very interesting operation.

R/
Galen

Hi Galen,

Thanks so much - wow - new one on me and I'm a steam guy - a narrow gauge 2-10-4 - what a narrow gauge monster. Learn something new every day.

Regards,
Scott

Posted: **Tue Apr 05, 2022 1:40 pm**

scottb613 wrote:
gtw5812 wrote:The bottom left locomotive is a narrow gauge 2-10-4, built by Baldwin, I believe, for the "Estrada de Ferro Donna Thereza Christina Railway of Brazil. It was an Iron Ore hauler down there and a very interesting operation.

R/
Galen

Hi Galen,

Thanks so much - wow - new one on me and I'm a steam guy - a narrow gauge 2-10-4 - what a narrow gauge monster. Learn something new every day.

Regards,
Scott

Check out Youtube, some really cool videos there!

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