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It's been a while since I've done a ridiculously complicated sprite, hasn't it? With my first international sprite, it's the Japanese National Railways 9600.
The 9600 was the first mass-produced engine by Japan itself, with the first built in 1913. By 1925, 770 members had been made. They were numbered 9600-9699, with every 100 members having an additional digit (i.e. 100th was 19600, 200th was 29600, etc.) They were well- known as Kyuroku (nine-six), and was a freight design.
All 770 built remained in service until the March of 1976, when steam services ended in Japan. Of the 770 made, 42 survive.

Description
It's been a while since I've done a ridiculously complicated sprite, hasn't it? With my first international sprite, it's the Japanese National Railways 9600.
The 9600 was the first mass-produced engine by Japan itself, with the first built in 1913. By 1925, 770 members had been made. They were numbered 9600-9699, with every 100 members having an additional digit (i.e. 100th was 19600, 200th was 29600, etc.) They were well- known as Kyuroku (nine-six), and was a freight design.
All 770 built remained in service until the March of 1976, when steam services ended in Japan. Of the 770 made, 42 survive.