Criitters......


RBMNfan said:
The sugar cane railways are pretty neat. I may have to find a way to incorporate a working narrow gauge connection on my layout. That Southern San Luis Valley railroad locomotive has a face only a mother could love. I prefer the steam critters.

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RBMNfan, My personal fav is this one , its built from an old SHAY!

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Maybe it was here that I saw that photo before. Considering how it was cobbled together, I actually think it looks pretty good.

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Ok thought I'd revive this thread with a loco I found yesterday.
This little critter that sits on a Dofasco truck from an SD40-2 has been added to the fleet at the Gerdau steel mill in Selkirk, MB.
 

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Rico said:
Ok thought I'd revive this thread with a loco I found yesterday.
This little critter that sits on a Dofasco truck from an SD40-2 has been added to the fleet at the Gerdau steel mill in Selkirk, MB.
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That’s really cool looking! Wonder how hard that would be to model?
 
Here's one that I have posted before. Builtby the Milwaukee Road shop in Deer Lodge, MT used to move the electric locomotives into the roundhouse. Powered by an EXTENSION CORD.

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It's still around and display that the old Milwaukee Road depot in Harlowtown, MT.

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