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pretty cool 😀

QUE BONITA, CUANDO TODAVÍA PERTENECÍA A MEXICO. 🥰👏😅🧡🩵💙🩷💚💛

Wow. Great job. I just started on this.

Hey….did anybody use the ridiculous wire/rope that came with the model? If not, what did you use?

That looks so good🎉

You know what else is massive?

Fun fact: back in the day this engine flew off the side of a mountain called lizard head.

Yellowstone baby 💪🏽🙌🏽😎

This locomotive is the Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range 227, a 2-8-8-4 Yellowstone type locomotive. It has a similar wheel arrangement to the more famous Union Pacific Big Boy but is not in fact a Big Boy itself.

This is called the Union Pacific big boy 4014 it is one of the largest trains in the world but it’s other name in the 8-4-4-8 witch stands for how Manet wheels there are

I was wondering on your thoughts about not using a primer before primary coloring, specifically wrt Tamiya XF paints.

Why is it shaking around? That's unrealistic!

Big Boy

Eine Steht im Ford Museum auch wenn sie Kalt ist echt beeindruckend.

Will you PLEASE tell me where you acquire your track 😭🙏

Very beautiful model. I see that you also omitted the mast ratlines and funnel ladders. I did the same thing when I built mine thirteen years ago.

We Saw that engine Lovely display the biggest thing that got me was the 4-4-0 when You enter the Building.

Wheel slip need sand😮

It’s a full size non working museum piece that’s been animated with hidden motors. Nice to see but not a patch on a real steamer.

Is this a real engine, or a mock-partial body & workings? one of these is a really bad thing and my inner fireman us really irate about such use of a dead thing.

Allegheny?

Sicuramente e la BIG BOY

Titanic sinking but alternate Happy new year 2025

Excellent. Thank you for making this video.

"THE BIG BOY"... 130+ FT LONG OVER 1 MILLION POUNDS....BUILT BY THE... "AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY" (ALCO) 1941... # 4000- 4019... THESE MONSTER ARE AWESOME!!!...

This video fewels counter intuitive to an older chap such as myself. The motor that you removed though an open frame appears to be a five pole motor which in the eighties was sold under the Anchoridge brand though made in Japan. It was commonly used in British kit built locomotives of either etched brass or white metal. I used two myself. The did tend to runa t higher revs than five pole can motors but is does feel odd that you have used a three pole motor as a replacement. I now await an avalanche of responses as to how great three pole motors are in contradiction of that which I have learned thirty years ago-.

Brass tarnishes with age. Old brass does not look like new brass.

16 chuffs a rev

That's a simulation in a museum!!!!!

It's a class 4000 Big Boy.

Exatamente.

Spray sand.

Big Boy?

Nice work son!!! Love you!!!

Interesting

I will watch your videos if its 1400 academy titanic model kit

C’est la big boy ? Merci

Nice what is this LocO ?

Wonder how worn the bearings are

Slip test

So nice

Now thats cool!

And to think that when Northern Pacific got their original order of 4-8-8-2 Yellowstones in the mid to late 1920's, they were the world's largest. Sad to say, none were preserved.

Der Sound passt nicht. Lasst es!😢

@Duo

Wow

that one asbestos pipe looksw fucking delicious

😂😂😂😂😂

It sank too fast

Lovely video. Thanks for sharing and I subscribed