K&L Trainz Steam Locomotive pics!

Also, if K&L decides to make a few foreign engines here and there, my consideration could be that Czech 0-4-0 that operates at the Hesston Steam Museum in Indiana
 
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Matt
 
For K&L's die hard fans
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And later on WMSR 734 in her pre-2000s appearance, which I would've posted now if Trainz's asset database didn't try to repair for no reason
 
From what I heard, according to Steamtown, Canadian National 47 COULD be restored to operation, but they don't know what they should do with it, maybe they will give it a water tender, or just put it on the same assignments as Baldwin #26
 
I have to agree, I've seen many american 2-8-2Ts in my Books. Plus America was really the only country to have saddle tank engines other than Britain.

I was looking for an ALCo Minaret for one of the lumber companies in West Virginia on the WM and B&O Mega route but there's nothing like that in trainz, the closest I could come was one of the British 0-6-0Ts.

So many loco's, so few modelers. :(
 
From what I heard, according to Steamtown, Canadian National 47 COULD be restored to operation, but they don't know what they should do with it, maybe they will give it a water tender, or just put it on the same assignments as Baldwin #26
I wrote them about restoring it years ago. It really is the perfect engine for their operations, seeing how it is a double ender, paired with their High Iron Co water tender it could serve well on runs designed for 3254/3737, and on runs like 26, but it needs a HEAVY boiler overhaul, that was why it was retired in 1961/2, as it lacked all records of maintenance and certification. I would truly LOVE to see 47 steam, however.
 
That is my own prototypical route which I'm working on since october 2010 era 1959 (last year of steam). It's name is on my banner. The locomotive you see here is an arrangement/compromise to have a ''look like'' G2 4-6-2 locomotive Steve made for me.
Cheers,
Rail4Pete
 
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