poliss
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Not For Use On 1st Radius Curves.....or even 5th radius by looks of it.
The PRR S1 of 1939. The only loco ever to have a 6-4-4-6 wheel arrangement.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRR_S1
More photos here. http://crestlineprr.com/duplexexperimentals.html#s1
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Al
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poliss
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Compare size of chappie standing on the back with size of loco.
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upnick
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One huge loco Poliss only for static display on a layout our size
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Noakesy123
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Very big, impressive yet strange locomotive! with 4 cylinders, yet each pair is only driving 4 wheels, you would think each would be controlling 6 or even 8. odd, seems an interesting prototype! Like you say, not for 1st radius!
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Even older tom
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And the engine drivers have to be 7' tall! (According to the spec. on Pol's post )
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poliss
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They're all Harlem Globetrotters.
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upnick
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| Even older tom wrote: | And the engine drivers have to be 7' tall! (According to the spec. on Pol's post ) |
Thats me out of it then Tom 6 inches short
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