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Colorado & Southern 9 (pic 2)342 viewsCurrent project: Colorado & Southern #9. A class B3C 2-6-0, built by Cooke in 1884 for the DSP&P. Today #9 is the only survivor of the DSP&P Cooke 2-6-0s. It operates at the Georgetown Loop Railroad in Colorado.bdaneal
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Kiso Forestry 0-4-2T335 viewsA Baldwin 30 inch gauge 0-4-2T built for the Imperial Forestry Bureau. Used by the Kiso Forest Railway, a logging line in the Nagano prefecture of Japan. Only 8 hours into the build, so no cab yet.bdaneal
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Baldwin Decapod431 viewsThe army grows by one more wheel arrangement. This is a standard Baldwin 2-10-0, used by several shortlines (and a couple of Class ones), mostly in the southeast. This is the modern version, based on Gainesville Midland 203, one of the engines at my museum. There is also an older version based on Great Western 90.bdaneal
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Vulcan327 viewsA 20 ton AS Vulcan 0-4-0T saddle tanker. These things were very common in quarries and kaolin mines here in Georgia. This is based on one that operates at the Agrirama in Tifton, GA. I put a more modern headlight on it and added a dynamo, though.bdaneal
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Magma Arizona 1343 viewsAn 1915 ALCo 2-4-2T saddle tanker. The Magma Arizona was a 3' gauge line that operated with many ex-F&CC freight cars. The line was standard gauged in the 1920s. The railroad gained notoriety in the 1970s for being one of the last bastions of Baldwin diesels.bdaneal
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Colorado & Southern 9 (pic 1)351 viewsCurrent project: Colorado & Southern #9. A class B3C 2-6-0, built by Cooke in 1884 for the DSP&P. Today #9 is the only survivor of the DSP&P Cooke 2-6-0s. It operates at the Georgetown Loop Railroad in Colorado.bdaneal
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30ng 4-8-4178 viewsAnother one of those "eh, why the hell not" models. Unfortunately, the most recent save corrupted, so I have a bit of work to redo.bdaneal
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Savannah & Atlanta 750423 viewsThe most famous engine at the Southeastern Railway Museum. It ran in the Southern steam program for a while (unlike others at the museum, I don't know exact dates) and also the New Georgia excursions. It last ran in 1989. Currently on display in Building 1.
Oh yeah, historical stuff. Built by ALCo in 1910 for the Florida East Coast (#80). Sold to the S&A in 1935.
http://www.srmduluth.org/default.shtmlbdaneal
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Mine Car119 viewsA new and improved mine car, with real rivet detail, animated wheels, and animated unloading.lilb
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30" narrow gauge train123 viewsTexturing completed; finishing up levels of detail and animation - should be ready soon (tm)Pencil
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Eureka Porter Progress151 viewsAbout 1/2 way through texturing; still have a bunch of detail to add.Pencil
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Victor Gold Mining gondola245 viewsA model of Victor Gold Mining Co's first class of gondolas, with auto running numbers. The cars were used on the Florence & Cripple Creek, and eventually owned by the F&CC. (IIRC) The prototypes were intended for coal service, but you can load anything in this one.bdaneal
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