Well an AC6000 has 6000 HP which the bigboy was said to have...

oops sorry 1500

BL2 built by EMD 2250 HP

Quote from: Scott S on March 16, 2007, 10:55:07 PM
I would like a model close to the B&M P-2-c. pdlethbridge posted a few pics; the first two look to me like B&M class P-1 or P-2, all ALCO-Schenectady products with 73" drivers. The last - the only one whose number I can make out - is styled more like the USRA design; this is one of four B&M class P-5-a acquired from D&LW. Unlike the earlier B&M Pacifics (through class P-3), these were from Brooks, and according to http://www.faracresfarm.com/jbvb/rr/bmrr/steam.html, had 62" drivers.

A model that could pass as a B&M P-2 could be painted in at least four schemes for that one road - the early (1911) black scheme, the Minuteman scheme (blue and cream), the Flying Yankee scheme (two-tone green), and the square herald.

I third that!
And it may sell because 3713 a P4 is being worked on at steamtown and will hopefully pull excursions in the future!

Quotei don't expect a 13 yr old to know much....but he has answered questions meant for the pros with ''jibberish'' and then said the advice that he got from Guilford Guy and others was stupid

wooo I am 13

Quote from: Stephen Warrington on March 15, 2007, 10:37:25 PM
Now to Plasser, if your going to lie and keep on doing it learn to keep your facts straight, but I prefer the truth always over a lie. IF you can afford a $400.00 locomotive then quit asking if I have a old Bachmann 4-8-4 because I am scraping by on SSI and I can't afford $400.00 locomotives unless it is a 3 truck 55 ton shay in 1:20.3

Stephen

Or an AMD-103 Genni from me, it isn't happening...

Looks like an S2

yep first narrow guage in the US. The rolling stock went up to Maine after the line quit and formed the basis of the Maine 2 footers.

Quote from: HOplasserem80c on March 15, 2007, 12:19:52 AM
don't look up the road number and roadname

http://www.ausbcomp.com/~bbott/winrr/WRSF8G.JPG

And only the person who posted the engine may change that, its only fair...

Quote from: Alex V. on March 14, 2007, 09:28:05 PM
Railroad: Billerica & Bedford R.R.  1st or 2nd locos: please clarify  State: Maine  Time span: 1 year? 

They owned two locos is it number 1 or 2.
B&B is correct, less than a year, and not in maine.

Quote from: LD303 on March 14, 2007, 11:29:37 PM
hang on a second there...back up......

Quote from: HOplasserem80c on February 16, 2007, 04:57:10 PM
will you talk in english!!!!!!!!! nobody enjoys ur spanishenglishweirdo giberish!!!! DUH it has a tender i paid 400 bucks for it it better have a tender

......YOU paid $400 for it?  and where does a 15 yr old get that kind of money?  makes me a bit dubious, you talk of challengers and big boys in one post...then ask about a $2 TYCO POS in another......that doesnt make any sense at all.....tell us the truth now,  you dont have any $400 dollar locos do you? youre still stuck in thomas land arent you?....just a wannabe and trying to match what the others on this board have and talk about....you can tell the truth,  we wont laugh.....much

I think last time he said he was 13 and was in 6th grade....

they are out of production....

i thought you  mite have heard of it

and there is one screw under each coupler just to clarify...

all right now...
http://www.bedforddepot.org/Ariel.JPG
railroad, first or second of the 2 locos they owned, what state it later went to and how long its original road lasted.