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You have my personal approval. A lot of my elders rode the Lehigh Valley. Ive even traveled an abandoned section of the LV myself. Great Job
Definitely the product of early steam locomotive innovation
I couldn't find much information about the engine's service life. How long was this engine in service for?
One penny on the tracks and that locomotive is done for, looks great though!
Ah, so this is the famous locomotive everybody has been talking about 😏
you probably got the wrong locomotive, this is a LV forney which never had an inch of fame in its very short life
@@thatredfokker can you just take a joke?
Cutie little lad
Nice new engines sir! Good to see more uploads! Anyways Happy New Year my fellow Southerner!
Now to Maud (Southern 1509)
Thought about that actually, but my projects are full at the moment, so it'd have to wait quite a while
The forney of all time
Rear tanks are the best tank engines.
Hmm, noticed she doesn't have couplers. Was she just used to push stuff around?
I guess so. She only lived for a few years, and she didn't do anything big, but I couldn't see any couplers in the builder's photo. Just LV things
Ah interesting. Must have been something experimental since they didn't keep her around long, or decided she wasn't up to the work
MUST RESTORE AND RUN ON THE M A I N L I N E
Heres a locomotive a fictional locomotive i want you to do a red 2-4-2 class a7 from the chipperton mountain railroad number 1727 nameplate reads Georgia
You have my personal approval. A lot of my elders rode the Lehigh Valley. Ive even traveled an abandoned section of the LV myself. Great Job
Definitely the product of early steam locomotive innovation
I couldn't find much information about the engine's service life. How long was this engine in service for?
One penny on the tracks and that locomotive is done for, looks great though!
Ah, so this is the famous locomotive everybody has been talking about 😏
you probably got the wrong locomotive, this is a LV forney which never had an inch of fame in its very short life
@@thatredfokker can you just take a joke?
Cutie little lad
Nice new engines sir! Good to see more uploads! Anyways Happy New Year my fellow Southerner!
Now to Maud (Southern 1509)
Thought about that actually, but my projects are full at the moment, so it'd have to wait quite a while
The forney of all time
Rear tanks are the best tank engines.
Hmm, noticed she doesn't have couplers. Was she just used to push stuff around?
I guess so. She only lived for a few years, and she didn't do anything big, but I couldn't see any couplers in the builder's photo. Just LV things
Ah interesting. Must have been something experimental since they didn't keep her around long, or decided she wasn't up to the work
MUST RESTORE AND RUN ON THE M A I N L I N E
Heres a locomotive a fictional locomotive i want you to do a red 2-4-2 class a7 from the chipperton mountain railroad number 1727 nameplate reads Georgia