11ty12
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Moderately related topic: I made a GWR 4-6-0T out of the 4600 tank. I’m aware the coal capacity looks small, but perhaps the boiler is just really efficient
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I specifically chose the I1X because it had smaller wheels than the I3, but was still as successful
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LBSC “Heavy Suburban” 4-6-0 Tank, I5 Class Edit made from an I1X
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Forgive me Father, for I have sinned; I have sullied the excellence that is the Midland Railway Lickey Banker to create the world’s first 0-10-8-0
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I return with another edit: a Robinson Mogul made out of an LNER D9
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Another edit I made is this probably incredibly impractical 4-10-0 “Super Mastodon” Hush-Hush. I call it “The Humpback.” Again, not sure how this one would work, but I imagine it would be a nightmare to clean and maintain, would accelerate like a lambo, and would burn through coal like a fat guy at a buffet. On top of all that, it’d probably also be difficult to drive because of its acceleration, novice crews snapping couplings like with the GER Decapod
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I’m sure y’all have seen the Hornby “Baby E2,” since every model train enthusiast starts with a ready-to-run 0-4-0, but why is it called the Baby E2? You don’t call the regular E2 the “Adult E2.” So I decided to create the “Adult E2,” an 0-8-0T
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In a similar vein of 8-coupled engines, I cobbled together “Berkshire James.” Originally an LYR class 28 mogul experiment, now the largest rigid-frame tank engine ever to run in the UK.
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I believe this idea has been done before, but I made a 4-8-0 A4, or a T2. I’m not sure how it would perform, but it looks nice
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A dude in a Discord I’m in was gonna model this engine from the RWS, and said it was an N7. I pointed out it had extended side tanks, and he was disgusted at the thought. Then I made an edit, and even he had to admit it looks good. Thoughts?
