What is this loco
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D&J RailRoad
Professor of HO
certainly European due to the bumpers on each end.
hunslet040
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This is a typical European "Steeple Cab" loco .
Many were made by different model manufacturers and this looks like one known as an "Eidelweiss" and is is the colours of a rack and pinion ( Cog wheel) railway in the Alps. It is in real size electrically powered so should have a pantograph on the cab roof.
I have a Fleishmann example which is exactly the same in detail.
Here is alink to the Fleishmann version so you can compare.
Hope this helps. Colin.
Many were made by different model manufacturers and this looks like one known as an "Eidelweiss" and is is the colours of a rack and pinion ( Cog wheel) railway in the Alps. It is in real size electrically powered so should have a pantograph on the cab roof.
I have a Fleishmann example which is exactly the same in detail.
Here is alink to the Fleishmann version so you can compare.
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hunslet040
Well-Known Member
Here's your loco. Just scroll down to the "Private Railway Locomotives " section.
Colin.
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Colin.
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