@@GWRailFan I know my favorite steam locomotive here in the United States of America is Pere Marquette 1225 (Built by Lima Locomotive Works in October 1941), the same Steam Locomotive that appeared in one of my favorite train movies of all time known as the Polar Express (From 2004). Also since your channel name is coincide with the Great Western Railway. There is a railroad that shares the same name here in America. The Great Western Railway of Colorado (A.K.A The Great Western Railroad) that is headquartered in Loveland, Colorado. There are some historical locomotives preserved to this day like these four steam locomotives, Great Western 51 (Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1906), Great Western 60 (A.K.A Black River & Western 60, built by American Locomotive Company in August 1937), Great Western 75 (Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in September 1907), and Great Western 90 (A.K.A Strasburg Railroad 90, built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in June 1924).
What are your favorite steam locomotives here in the United States of America?
Unfortunately I don't have any favourite steam locos in America, can't say I've seen much american stuff
@@GWRailFan I know my favorite steam locomotive here in the United States of America is Pere Marquette 1225 (Built by Lima Locomotive Works in October 1941), the same Steam Locomotive that appeared in one of my favorite train movies of all time known as the Polar Express (From 2004). Also since your channel name is coincide with the Great Western Railway. There is a railroad that shares the same name here in America. The Great Western Railway of Colorado (A.K.A The Great Western Railroad) that is headquartered in Loveland, Colorado. There are some historical locomotives preserved to this day like these four steam locomotives, Great Western 51 (Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1906), Great Western 60 (A.K.A Black River & Western 60, built by American Locomotive Company in August 1937), Great Western 75 (Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in September 1907), and Great Western 90 (A.K.A Strasburg Railroad 90, built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in June 1924).