Post your Steam Train Locomotives!

[SuperSpeedMaglev]

Let's make it feel like the good old times in this thread eh?

Let's see what you've caught!

 

[Stationbeem]

Dont want to rain on your parade but there is a section for this on the "Screenshots" thread. Just thought i would let you know before you got any unwanted replies.

 

[mp202]

You just keep trying, don't you?

 

[nathanmallard]

I think this is for actual photographs of steam trains, not Trainz screenshots. Anyway, I'll start it off...

 

[pdkoester]

I liked this one about 28 years ago....

 

[BLACKWATCH]

 

[817TAYLOR]

photographs by Steve Graves

 

[flyboy559]

 

[Engineerkenny]

can you copy a photo from some loaded on the computer and if so how I have some Strasburg photo's from my 9th birthday I would like to post

 

[817TAYLOR]

you need to upload them first

 

[BobCass]

I Think you can do this, but like Taylor you need to upload to a host like Photobucket..

 

[Engineerkenny]

I'm not registered to photobucket:hehe:

 

[817TAYLOR]

facebook, imageshack, photobucket, hostthenpost, anywhere

 

[pdkoester]

hostthenpost is no register, go for it

 

[Blutorse4792]

Not only was it as fast as the Mallard, it routinely ran over 100mph in service.

 

[BLACKWATCH]

Not only was it as fast as the Mallard, it routinely ran over 100mph in service.

If it was "as fast as the Mallard" it would be in the 'Guinness Book of Records' as 'joint record holder', but
it isn't, so can't have been.

 

[flyboy559]

Just because it isnt in the book doesnt mean it didnt happen. In order to be in the book of world records you have to have officials present from the Guiness book of world records.

 

[cascaderailroad]

Maybe it's in the "Yuengling Book of Worlds Records"

 

[nathanmallard]

The MR F7 Hudson may of ran at speeds up to 120mph, but saying it is "as fast as Mallard" is an silly claim made mostly by big-headed Americans who are unfortunately obsessed with fabricating "speed records" purely to make European railways look inferior. I've also seen ridiculous and unsubstantiated claims that the NYC 4-4-0 #999 reached 100mph, which would make it the first ever man-made object to reach that speed, before GWR 4-4-0 City of Truro. Mental! Also, I don't see why our transatlantic friends have to bring this argument to every single thread!

 

[cascaderailroad]

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