Inflating Fenris with a Diesel Locomotive

Have you ever seen a giant blow up wolf being inflated using a train engine? Now you have! On one of my many visits to the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth, Georgia, Fenris and I found ourselves without an air pump. Not willing to let that ruin our day, we asked museum staff if they had a pump...and they let us use the biggest one they had! Fenris is seen here being blown up with air from the main air tank mounted under the frame of General Electric 50-ton centercab diesel-electric locomotive number 3. After we got his legs blown up, he spent the afternoon posing with (and in) various pieces of equipment around the museum. This video was made back in 2017, but Fenris is still going strong and visiting trains around the country! Many thanks to the staff and volunteers at the Southeastern Railway Museum for their gracious assistance every time I visit.

[@MultiPurposeReviewer]

I remember seeing a framed picture of Fenris inside the depot/museum in Folkston.

[@SpeakerPolice]

You saw correctly! Right up front in the first room. He's the unofficial mascot!

[@JulianaSoto70]

We Love Trains

[@Razer_-fe9mo]

I dont know what this is but i like it.

[@NorthFloridaRailfan]

Nice Video of the train blowing up Fenris 😂 Anyways I have question are you going to Folkston Winter Watch this year and are you bringing Mac there with you?

[@hayriyemollaoglu762]

How maney dollar inflatable wolf

[@Goofyboi2002]

Diesel locomotive = B I G A I R P U M P

[@SpeakerPolice]

Essentially yes 😂

[@Goofyboi2002]

Also where is the fill plug located on fenris?

[@SpeakerPolice]

​@@Goofyboi2002He has several! One on each leg, and a big one on his belly. His body can also be filled by a smaller valve on his tail

[@Goofyboi2002]

@@SpeakerPolice oh I see...I thought one was located in his a-*redacted*
Ah...s sorry about that...but I had to add some adult humor in this...

[@SpeakerPolice]

@@Goofyboi2002 Nope, though I do have another wolf whose is right under his tail lmfao