guess the LOCO game...

Very nice, that is all correct, its your turn, but since you said that you will pass, whoever calls dibs gets to go now.
 
Dibs!
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What is it?
When was it built?
Where was it built?
Wheel arrangement?
When was it retired from regular service?
Bonus:
What psi does it run at?
 
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N&W Class A 12181943
Norfolk & Western East End Shops in Roanoke,VA
2-6-6-4
1959
Designed to run a 300 psi boiler pressure
As an extra that pic was taken in downtown Roanoke on the Blue Ridge Main 1 at Commerce St.
 
Sorry For the MASSIVE pic.

Dibs! Wow 3rd time in a row.... Is me and ptrainman the only people who follow this thread? The 1218 was retired and Crerw VA July 15 (my bday) 1959.
Ok.
What is it?
What RR did it run on?
Where is it now?
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It's a K-27 "Mudhen" narrow gauge steam locomotive. One of my favorites. It's an old Denver, and Rio Grande Western steamer who was sold off to Knott's Barry Farm in the 1970s or 60s, and sold to the Huckleberry Railroad in '81 which is in Michigan. I think it's a 2-8-2, I could be wrong.

I call Dibs too. Just let me know if I'm right.

Cheers,
Joshua
 
Owner: CSX Transportation
Builder: General Electric
Model: AC6000CW
Type of Trucks: GE High-Adhesive Steerable Trucks

Cheers,
Joshua
 
Chessie Seaboard X. The "X" symbolizes the intersection of the Chessie System and the Seaboard. Or a representation of their merger.

Cheers,
Joshua
 
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