UK Steam Thread
Let's go boys
WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!
best train reporting in
how does it feel that the leftist parties you vote for because they are pro-public transport also want to ban steam trains because they pollute as hell.
im not a robot
Bowes
>>946180
You got them hard by the ball sack, don't let loose now, squeeze a bit further, good.
![r2930_4-6-2_br_city_of_lancaster_princess_coronation_duchess_class[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/RXIA8hn.jpg "r2930_4-6-2_br_city_of_lancaster_princess_coronation_duchess_class[1].jpg")
>>947523
get that model shit out of this thread.
I Chu Chu's you
>>946180
>giving a shit about a completely irrelevant source of pollution
>>947556
>giving a shit about a completely unsourced shitpost
>>946081
A1X... nice
Dont really know much about British Steam, Is there a reason why the 4-6-2 Pacific's were so popular in the UK? I know you guys had a 2-10-0 but I dont recall ever hearing of a british locomotive with more driving wheels then that. Was there just no reason for a big articulated locomotive?
>>947843
As an american I'd postulate towards the much shorter trips faced in the UK. There was simply no need for such engines.
This gets back to the fundemental "The UK invented the railroad and the US perfected them" aspect, though.
>>946180
{citation needed}
>>947843
If we needed more power the protocol was to add more engines.
Bankers was the term for engines used to haul already complete trains over hills.
I think you have/had them too.
>>948164
Yeah Double Headers
Corris Railway Nos 4 and 7 at Abergynolwyn.
>>947845
>This gets back to the fundemental "The UK invented the railroad and the US perfected them" aspect, though.
I fail to see how geography gets back to that.
