BLI J's and M's
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Tue Jun 29 16:36:11 EDT 2004
N&W ran no 4-6-4s and the only 2-6-2 to ever be close to being on the roster was a Camelback.
Ed King
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> I agree completely.
> Now a question concerning steam locomotive types the N&W ran:
> I am modelling the N&W along the Radford line more or less, loosely. I have
> a pair of Consolidations and a Pacific that I have found photos of
> prototypes that match the apeparance very closely on. They are presently not
> lettered for the N&W but I plan to repaint and decal them. What I also have
> and really can't find any info on are a 2-6-2 Prairie and a 4-6-4 - did the
> N&W ever run locomotives of these configurations? Nobody seems to be able to
> definitively tell me yes or no. Both are presently lettered for the NYC.....
> Thanks
> Bob
>
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> Subject: Re: BLI J's and M's
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> > I will add my echo to the sentiment. The flashy big engines don't suit
> most of our layouts. The M and W class locomotives mean N&W from beginning
> to end. With an affordable model we could have a starting point for custom
> engines that match the details of so many locomotives, the variety would be
> beautiful. Picture the 475, in routine work clothes, and then her special
> occasion outfitting. The spark arrestors for some of the beloved
> branchlines, tender variations within the family, running board
> configurations,
> >
> > ahhh, per chance to dream....
> >
> > The truth is, a train with 3 class M's running up a steep grade branchline
> is every bit as beautiful as any articulated (makes switching easier too)
> and there is never a complaint that the front engine doesn't pivot where it
> should.
> >
> > Oh well enough ranting for tonight, time for a beer and a nice vacation...
> >
> > Cordially,
> >
> > Dr. J. Brent Greer
> > N&W, Florida Division
> >
> >
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