Farewell To Steam
Norfolk & Western 1218 is a 2-6-6-4 mallet type locomotive. She was built in 1943 by the N&W’s Roanoke Shops in Roanoke, VA. N&W called it’s 2-6-6-4’s the “A” class, and they were unlike anything else on rails at the time. Until her retirement in 1994 when NS ended it’s steam program, 1218 was the second largest steam locomotive operating in the world.
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handprintz
Great work Mike,l like the stream of light from the front
Mike Paget replied
Thanks Trudi – kind of you to drop by x
janeymac
wonderful Mike great work Jane
Mike Paget replied
Thanks Janey!
Susan Bergstrom
Pretty cool! well done!
Mike Paget replied
Thanks Susan – it reminds me of the comic illustrations I used to look at as a child. More of a sketch than anything, but if you look at it large you can almost hear the steam!
dawndavies
fabulous picture mike,dawnx
Mike Paget replied
Thank you Dawn!
Babbler
great !
Mike Paget replied
Thanks again!