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| Cross-eyed stereo views of the front of the Big Boy (4018) and the last Frsico Engine (4501) |
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| Cross-eyed stereo views of the drive wheels. |
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| Santa Fe Brill Motorcar, 1931
2-10-0 1917 Steam Locomotive. Originally built for Imperial Russia, but never delived because of Bolshevik Revolution |
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| Centennial diesel-electric 6,600 hp - largest ever built
and "Bobber" Caboose 1896
Passenger Cars Santa Fe Brill Motorcar, 1931 |
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| Santa Fe Diesel Electric #97
Union Pacific #4018 "Big Boy" 1942. |
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| Union Pacific #4018 "Big Boy" 1942. Largest steam locomotive ever built, used to pull mile-log freight trains. Under full steam, could travle 80 mph, consuming 22,000 pounds of coal and 100,000 pounds of water. |  |
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| Drive wheels of the Frisco Steam Locomotive #4051, 1942. These drive wheels are about 6 feet tall! |   |
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