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Steam & Excursion > Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine?Date: 07/20/19 19:59 Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine? Author: wabash2800 I've been waiting to see a photo of the engines side by side. Anyone have one to share here?
Victor A. Baird http://www.erstwhilepublications.com Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/20/19 20:00 by wabash2800. Date: 07/21/19 08:17 Re: Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine? Author: LJGross Victor,
Not exactly what you are looking for but the closest I have. The location is Rockwood last February during a blizzard. 18 is on the main with a photo excursion while 476 pulls through on the passing track. She will precede the 18 back into town to clear the line. Of course 476 is one of the smaller K28's. The comparison would be even stronger with one of the beefier K36's LJ Gross Date: 07/21/19 09:54 Re: Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine? Author: callum_out Size wise it isn't hugely different than RGS 20, compared to a K series they're pretty small.
Out Date: 07/21/19 17:39 Re: Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine? Author: wabash2800 Date: 07/22/19 00:25 Re: Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine? Author: MMD That is a great photo, many thanks for posting it. Puts a real shiver up your spine,
Malcolm New Zealand. Date: 07/22/19 05:57 Re: Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine? Author: YardLimit Date: 07/22/19 19:51 Re: Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine? Author: wabash2800 Thanks for another great photo. Once the engine leaves the property these kinds of images will truly be inspiring in providing a perspective of where the the loco operated for this short time period.
Victor Baird http://www.erstwhilepublications.com Date: 07/23/19 11:12 Re: Slim Princess Visual Compared to a DRG&W Narrow Gauge Engine? Author: atsf121 Really interesting photos, thanks for the comparisons.
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