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[505657j]

the drawings of the i10s i have are quite interesting, that thing looked ridiculously large for a consolidation

 

[505657j]

Once again I say look at the frames...there are two reasons that mean it cannot possibly be any of the aforementioned guesses.

I would think its one of the 4-6-4 arrangement locomotives as it needs it for the firebox location, is it the atsf late hudsons like 3463?

 

[simulatortrain]

the drawings of the i10s i have are quite interesting, that thing looked ridiculously large for a consolidation

Definitely, same size as the H9

 

[trainboi1]

what ever it is its a six couple engine with a traiiing truck?

Nope. Again, look at the frame. It's not six-coupled.

 

[constar261]

could be a lehigh 4-4-2 atlantic

 

[colorado71]

Denver Union Station: 1892

 

[Matt3985]

Great job on the station there Colorado71

 

[trainman7616]

Nope. Again, look at the frame. It's not six-coupled.

4-8-2 then?

 

[constar261]

well lehigh did have some 4-8-4 late in the steam era

 

[colorado71]

Thanks Saturnr and Matt.
And here is Denver Union Station as it was in 1895

 

[Matt3985]

Are you building the station at every year when it was updated Colorado71?

 

[colorado71]

That's exactly what I'm intending to do.

Are you building the station at every year when it was updated Colorado71?

 

[Matt3985]

How many times was it updated?

 

[colorado71]

There was one more in 1914, then in 1987 and it seems there is one right now.

 

[benjaminw]

Nope, it is not a six coupled. But it does have a trailing truck. Y'all are starting to get closer in wheel arrangement though!

 

[PerRock]

peter

 

[tume]

Hello,
I appreciate more town buildings very much. Its looking nice so far.
Do you plan to make it seasonal?

Your's TUME

 

[Saturnr]

Colorado71, that station gets better and better as it ages (probably by 1987 and maybe even 1914 it will not, to much modernisation.) Keep up the GREAT work,

Saturnr

 

[trainboi1]

1870s-era Westinghouse brakes...

 

[Matt3985]

I see you fixed the brakes up Dan. Good work.