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DanielArkansanEngine β Harrison the American Narrow Gauge Engine
Published: 2014-09-01 01:26:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 4599; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 25
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Here's my first(and probably only) narrow gauge OC, Harrison. Enjoy.Related content
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In Victor Tanzig's stories there's some things that I think are gone crazy and silly as they are, Donald and Douglas on Sodor in 1923 instead of 1959, Diesel not only based on LMS Class V1, built came in 1931 and Percy in 1934 instead of 1926, LNER and LMS on Sodor's Railways from Wellsworth and Suddery Railway and Elsbridge and Knapford Railway and finally seeing RailGate Prison, Mickey, Joey and the human character names on Sodor especially Kyle Harrigan, Nathaniel Preston, Henrietta Harrigan and Franklin Merve and I wonder of the manager of the K&ER is.
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Plus I really like how he also combines elements from TUGS.
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Just checking, DanielArksanEngine, just checking and I think Victor Tanzig's stories are weird for my liking.
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They are, but they brought something I never saw before.
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What do you think of "Ode to George Carlin" of the link that I show you get to there by WildNorWester.
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It's OK, I'm more into NWR1991 and Victor Tanzig than WildNorWester.
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Don't be sad there DanielArkansanEngine, I was just saying that RUE took place in DC Comics and the RWS. By the way, Duncan will also be in Skarloey red from 1958 to 2009, where he was repainted yellow in honor of George Carlin for a little while from the events of "Ode to George Carlin". www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-QbrIβ¦
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I see.
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I'm only following the Railway Series as Really Useful Engines is a mix of Railway Series retelling and adaptations, TV series adaptations, Magazine adaptations, Annual adaptations and original content including adaptation stories from "Thomas Creator Collective", there DanielArkansanEngine, cause I'll prefer the railway series looks on the Sodor Engines and in RUE as example stories for characters like: Meany, Stanley, Hurricane, Skiff, Frankie, Nia, Salty, Merlin, BoCo, Ryan, Sailor John, Dimmy, etc and stars character from DC Comics like: Oliver Queen, Ray Palmer, Jim Gordon, the Penguin, the Riddler, the Catwoman, Oswald Cobblepot, Selina Kyle, John Diggle, Slade Wilson, eLex Luthor, etc.
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OK.
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Okay, as Fred, Skarloey, Rheneas, Sir Handel, Peter Sam and Ivo Hugh will be in red, while Rusty in Black to follow the Railway Series books by Rev. W. Awdry and Christopher.
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I didn't think you'd going with the RWS look. Nothing against it, I just prefer the TVS approach as the characters are more distinctive that way. That's an approach that most UK narrow gauge railways in real life do today.
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Thanks for letting me to add Harrison, Bradley and your trainsona in Really Useful Engines the Series there DanielArkanEngine, should I give Harrison the Skarloey Red with Blue or the same livery as he got of Black. Β
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Keep him black.
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Wonderful work! 
Looks very similar to the Bridgton & Harrison Railroad #7 
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Thanks.
He is B&H No.7 and what is the fast track?
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I mean, the Maine Narrow Gauge Museum has made leaps and bounds in making the return to steam of #7 possible
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So they're getting close to being done?
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Well, the boiler still needs work, but #7 should be done by next year or 2016 if all goes well.
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he looks like one of those engines used on the elevated subway systems in new york city back in the 1900 era
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He actually worked on one of the famous Maine Two-Footers.
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okay, well I'm just saying what I know is all
so is he still around in a museum or in sodor ?????
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Nope. He's working on the narrow gauge railway with the other narrow gauge engines(Skarloey, Rheneas, Peter Sam, etc.).
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cool
what's his horsepower, like 500Β or 600 HP and does he have air brakesΒ ?????
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Not sure about horsepower, but yes he has air brakes, I mean he was built in 1913.
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oh
that's good to hear, I hear when it's called air brakes, it fromΒ america, if it's not, it's from another country
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I didn't know that. What's it called when it's from another country?
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vacuum in france and britian, and I don't know in other countries
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