Were these actually T-18 locomotives?
| January 31, 2021 11:10AM |
I am confused, Were these actually T-18 locomotives?
I couldn't find any pictures on the internet of a T-18 locomotive.
But my friend showed me this picture of a custom locomotive model that was for sale on eBay it was supposed to look like a southern Pacific T-18
But it does not look at all like this locomotive from the Durango Always a railroad town book
It's possible that the ebay seller named the wrong type of locomotive, and if so did the Rio grande use T-18 locomotives on the Farmington branch? And that's what's in the picture with the Real locomotive?
Thanks!
-Erik In Durango
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/31/2021 11:13AM by Erik The Train Fan.
I couldn't find any pictures on the internet of a T-18 locomotive.
But my friend showed me this picture of a custom locomotive model that was for sale on eBay it was supposed to look like a southern Pacific T-18
But it does not look at all like this locomotive from the Durango Always a railroad town book
It's possible that the ebay seller named the wrong type of locomotive, and if so did the Rio grande use T-18 locomotives on the Farmington branch? And that's what's in the picture with the Real locomotive?
Thanks!
-Erik In Durango
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/31/2021 11:13AM by Erik The Train Fan.
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