Union Pacific 1867 era 0-4-0T+tender sure would make an interesting model

From the “saw it while looking for something else” category, that little Union Pacific 1867 era 0-4-0T+tender sure would make an interesting model, especially with its cab shape.
https://www.wyohistory.org/encyclopedia/cheyenne-magic-city-plains

3 words - I want one!

(For those who enjoy buildings, the [FONT=&quot]Cheyenne Club building featured on that page would be a model useful for a number of things other than itself.)

... and to have the option of either plain black and weathered or fresh and spiffy colors like something from here, http://www.pacificng.com/template.php?page=/ref/locobuilders/blw/style/stylediag/index.htm[/FONT]

That's interesting stuff. Those templates are useful for those that make the models.

I've been working off and on on the UP former Coalmont branch that was ripped up between the 1950s and 1990s. This is the former Laramie and North Park & Western which didn't get as "western" as planned.

JCitron said:

... the former Laramie and North Park & Western which didn't get as "western" as planned.

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Kind of like how the Saint Louis - San Francisco actually ended up going from Dallas, Texas, to Pensacola, Florida, eh.