MTH Premier UP Big Boy (4-8-8-4) O-Gauge Steam Locomotive
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can u post a video of your entire layout?
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hhahaha... it looks ridiculous navigating that first bend... but its a beautiful engine
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I'm not familiar with this O-Gauge track. What is it?
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@pensyturbine ya it is
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Billboard reefers are one of my favorites, nice vid
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@Triplex5014 the at&sf 3000 is the longest period
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how would i use toyota tech. ... i would use it to tell them buzz off
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How much $
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the big one
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Sherman Hill is not part of the Wahsach Mts. It's in eastern Wyoming between Cheyenne and Laramie. The Big Boys were built to handle the Wahsach grade from Ogden to Green River. They were so successful that they ended up on Sherman Hill as well. Even ran as far east as North Platte, Nebraska.
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I have always wondered how they actually articulated these monsters and no movie or video ever showed it. Thanks for actually showing it. I could run the first third of it over and over to study it. So it appears that the steam pipe on each side is articulated at the drive cyl and again above the drive wheels. Pretty cool set up. What a marvelous example of mechanical movement. Thanks for show the detail.
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What about the 2-10-10-2? They look bigger then the big boy




Big Boy was the longest. Allegheny was widest, tallest, and heaviest. Size doesn't equate with the number of drivers.
toytrains1 2 years ago
What?!?!?!?!? Triplex was longer than the Big Boy in all regards!!!
Triplex5014 2 years ago
Sorry, but no. You need to look up the specs and see for yourself. Big Boys were approx. 132 feet long. The Triplex was only about 91 feet long.
toytrains1 2 years ago
O-72
toytrains1 2 years ago
Guys, let's leave the brand wars elsewhere, OK?
toytrains1 3 years ago
First, these aren't Lionel, they're MTH. Second, to me, it'w the weenie trains that look like toys. I mean, if you sneeze around them, it's pretty much a scale hurricane that blows them off the tracks! :) To each his own.
toytrains1 3 years ago