T TheWaluigiKing Trainz Ninja Jan 18, 2012 #1 http://static.pwrs.ca/product_images/113573_1.jpg Close to 3801 I'm looking for it It's a 4-6-4
S SodorProductions A Thomas Trainz Fan Jan 18, 2012 #2 Looks like an American engine. Perhaps one of our old streamliners?
T TheWaluigiKing Trainz Ninja Jan 18, 2012 #3 It is it's a New Haven I-5 But 3801 is a 4-6-2 Hey Wait a Minute! these locos were built the same year as 3801 1942! Last edited: Jan 18, 2012
It is it's a New Haven I-5 But 3801 is a 4-6-2 Hey Wait a Minute! these locos were built the same year as 3801 1942!
G gary6204 Union Pacific Fan Jan 18, 2012 #4 What i find weird is the tender has no markings and it looks like someone chalked in the number under the window...
What i find weird is the tender has no markings and it looks like someone chalked in the number under the window...
S SodorProductions A Thomas Trainz Fan Jan 18, 2012 #6 That could have been the case, you don't really see streamlined kettles here in the US. That and a few Australian engines were built in the US here, or at least that's what I've heard, I'm no expert.
That could have been the case, you don't really see streamlined kettles here in the US. That and a few Australian engines were built in the US here, or at least that's what I've heard, I'm no expert.
T TheWaluigiKing Trainz Ninja Jan 18, 2012 #7 That's right The D59s were made the states 3801 is VERY lucky to survive scraping as well as 3813(In pieces)3820(holes in boiler) and 3830
That's right The D59s were made the states 3801 is VERY lucky to survive scraping as well as 3813(In pieces)3820(holes in boiler) and 3830
S SodorProductions A Thomas Trainz Fan Jan 18, 2012 #8 Sure wish those could be restored, would be nice to see more engines like 3801.
T TheWaluigiKing Trainz Ninja Jan 18, 2012 #9 3801's overhaul will be completed this year so will 3830's not sure about others