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Published: 2009-11-22 19:04:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 2945; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 41
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Chilcote Lines owns 71 of these locomotives (#701-771). 771 toured the country showing the benefits of steam to today's railroads. They are used mostly in commuter service.Related content
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.... gonna take down to the pain train station in train town.....
.....Oy! Nice engine!
LOL
XD
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I would TOTALLY Commission this in Trainz!
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DOO EEET ADAM I'D TOTALLY GIVE YOU THE 2-10-2 FOR THIS IS TRAINZ!
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reminds me of a similar engine built by Canadian Pacific. Was that your inspiration?
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It was in the back of my mind, but not especially. Actually it ended up a lot closer than I would have preferred.
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Thank you!
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YaΒ΄re welcome. :]
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what the hell is this? it is made of....*epic wait*
win
fun facts
1: "doc" from the little engine that could, was a 4-4-4
2: this first 4-4-4 was a reading C1a, but these engine where very unstable, and where converted to 4-4-2 atlantics
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But they burned anthracite, which automatically outweighed the fact they were unstable. (They were unstable because the trailing truck was built like a leading truck, not a trailing truck. They were kind of new at that time.)
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yeah, but like i said, this first time i saw a 4-4-4 was in the little engine that could
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Also good, but Reading is better XD
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yesh, but i don't get how they ALL didn't have tenders,thats odd
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Oh my gosh, man...
You've outdone yourself! From the original machine to the clean pixalization to the CL paint job...
She's just looks the epitome of modern, efficient steam power. ^^ 5AT, take that!
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And I didn't mention I did this in the second half of one day
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No, no you didn't.
Nor did I mention how clever is the use of the WM/Reading speed lettering, or how good the weld lines look!
(One thing I just thought of, though... wouldnt a number series of 701-771 make a total of 71 engines? 
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I was trying to figure out if it would be 70 or 71 XD.
I didn't realize the similarity to the speed lettering until now, but maybe that's why I chose that font.
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Ohohoho! A Freudian slip of the artistic kind.
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Different-sized wheels on the trailing truck?
wtfboom
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Yeah, haven't you seen that before? I know at least NYC hudsons had them.
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mind = blown
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