Eighty–Four–Forty–Four

Not very romantic. . but here's a little something for all the locomotive LOVERS out there ❤❤ Crafted by the American Locomotive Company’s (ALCO) subsidiary, Montreal Locomotive Works in 1959, the #6780 was just one of only thirty-four FPA-4 models ever manufactured. The “covered wagon” style locomotive operated for the Canadian National Railway, then eventually VIA Rail Canada. Although involved in a serious head on collision in 1986, #6780 managed to remain one of 13 engines of its kind, until

Documentary on Union Pacific 3985.

Big Boy the largest of the articulated steam engines introduced in 1941 by American Locomotive Co. Here is scratch built brass O scale model ( builder unknown) construction dates late 1940's - mid 50's. | Tinplate Times