Disneyland Trains

[bigboy4010]

Has anyone made or is planning to make any of the Disneyland steam engines? Even the the first two which are scaled to standard gauge, even though they're on 3ft gauge track? That also includes any engines which are used in Florida, Paris, Tokyo, etc. Have any of those been made for Trainz?

 

[nickelplateroad]

Hope you find it here http://trainz.banal.net/catalog/pages/UnitedStates-Steam.html


Enjoy

nkp

 

[bigboy4010]

I don't see any of them. The closest are the Jupiter, UP's 119, and the other 4-4-0's, but they're all standard gauge.

 

[JRT]

Is this the steamer you are talking about.

 

[ballastwater]

it looks like a c-15

 

[nickelplateroad]

I don't know somewhere those steamer and try find other link here http://www.steammachine.com/bdaneal/index.htm

Enjoy

NKP

 

[bigboy4010]

That's one of the engines, and that's at Disneyworld I think. (It's not a C-15. C's are always 2-8-0's. That's a Consolidated, a 4-6-0)

Disneyland has two 36in gauge (scaled to standard gauge) 4-4-0's, a full scale 36in gauge 2-4-0 (used to be a 2-4-0T but is now a tender type), and two full scale 36in gauge 2-4-4T's.

Disneyworld has two 4-6-0's (the one in the picture is named the Roger E. Broggie), a 2-6-0 Mogul, and a 4-4-0. All are 36in gauge and full scaled.

Some of the engines on bdaneal's site could be passed off as Disney engine, but they'd need to go through paint shed, and whoever did that would have to get Ben's permission. Thanks Nickelplateroad.

 

[bigboy4010]

So I guess there isn't any luck?