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Western Railroad Discussion > SoyuzDate: 12/18/12 06:44 Soyuz Author: Rivannaco NASA distributes a "photo of the day" and the latest one was a nice mixture of "rail & space" (admittedly not from our side of the hemisphere) and though some would enjoy. Hopefully you can open via the following thread:
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_2411.html Date: 12/18/12 06:53 Re: Soyuz Author: miralomarail It looks like a Alco RSD-1 ,
Date: 12/18/12 06:55 Re: Soyuz Author: icancmp193 I believe the Ruskies liked the Alco design so well that they "reverse engineered" a few of their own and obviously, at least one endures to this day!
Tom Y Date: 12/18/12 07:40 Re: Soyuz Author: africansteam Neat picture Rivannaco. Thanks for your post. Loco is a TEM-3, a much later evolution of the TE-1/TEM-1 which was derived from the Alco RSD-1.
See: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Train_bringing_the_rocket_to_the_launching_area.jpg And: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:TE1-20-105-1.jpg And: http://alcoworld.railfan.net/plagiate.htm Cheers, Jack Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/18/12 10:41 by africansteam. Date: 12/18/12 15:41 Re: Soyuz Author: Evan_Werkema Didn't the Russians also duplicate an FM opposed piston engine for locomotives? I've heard that's what's at the core of the notoriously smoky TE10's:
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