[seayakbill]

The MTH 4-6-0 Lincoln on the rails of the S&Y RR with a consist of Union Pacific passenger cars.

Bill

 

[Enon49]

very nice

nice photos
and
very nice train -

MrToad

 

[Spence]

I've always liked those Generals. :thumbsup:

 

[Lee Willis]

Always nice. So good looking!

 

[gunrunnerjohn]

Cool, love the old locomotives from the 1800's.

 

[Fire21]

I've been watching old westerns on TV and what locos they run. Almost all of them on Gunsmoke and other shows are 4-6-0s. Some have the cinder-catcher stacks, and others don't.

 

[Millstonemike]

Did you see the thread "Light Schematic Needed". In post #55, the OP uploaded a movie file in Zip format. That could be downloaded by viewers and played using Windows Media Player - no YouTube needed.

 

[seayakbill]

I've been watching old westerns on TV and what locos they run. Almost all of them on Gunsmoke and other shows are 4-6-0s. Some have the cinder-catcher stacks, and others don't.

Tales of Wells Fargo has a lot of neat clips of the old timers in action.

Bill

 

[Dieseler]

That is one beautiful engine. Also love that style , always putting remote on pause or rewind when i see one running on a few different westerns that record..Its weird so many post and prewar engines here but i do not have a general type after all these years of playing with trains.

 

[gunrunnerjohn]

Did you see the thread "Light Schematic Needed". In post #55, the OP uploaded a movie file in Zip format. That could be downloaded by viewers and played using Windows Media Player - no YouTube needed.

A much bigger PITA for anyone that wants to see the video than just having a YouTube link.

 

[Krieglok]

Nice looking train. I was always intrigued by Civil War era railroading. I know this engine and coaches are likely post Civil War, but they look similar...

Tom