Thats one strong little engine! I imagine that wouldn;t be a cheap and easy build, but, fun at best, " Heck with counting 'em rivets, TRAINS ARE FOR FUN! Not called the Mad Scientist for nothing either!"
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Yes she is strong,she was made in 1960. Burns anthracite coal from the great coal region of northern Pa. Currently runs at Knoebesl Amusement Park in Elysburg Pa. Here is a link to their catalog.http://www.infinitevillage.com/html/crown/index.html
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Yes that is a neat setup they have I have been on that ride many times. It is a really awesome park if you ever get the chance to stop and visit. It is free for active or veteran military during the week and you will get a 20 dollar ride book on the weekends. Well worth the trip old school rides and they are building a new wooden coaster not sure when it is going to be open to ride though.
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neat loco but I'd rather have a loco in 15" gauge I read up on who made that loco I'd of had them build me a 3 foot one like Rio Grande #107 aka Dread 107 hehe
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