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Thomas the Tank Engine at Heritage Park Historical Village

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Uploaded by on May 9, 2007

Thomas at Heritage Park in Calgary Ab

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  • How fast can he go without another engine helping?

  • All the Thomas's that travel around North America are just full size rolling shells. They have no way of self propulsion. In Strasburg PA, they have a true steaming Thomas that can pull 8 or 9 of those nice old wooden coaches.

  • Actually you couldn't be more wrong. The engine is 1942 ex USA 4012, an 0-6-0 switcher engine built for the US Army by ALCO. Engine worked for Pacific Coast Terminals in New Westminster BC, then saved stored and sent to Heritage Park in 1979 - renumbered CPR 2023.

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  • where his eyes moving from side to side because it really did look like it. lol or am i just trippin?

  • @generalhummell i could be more wrong.. its gs-4 4449 daylight! and behind it N&W 611 ZOMG! :P

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  • @southern4501isawesom and i could be EVEN more wrong! it's a big boy or even an african garret locomotive. i wouldn't be surprised if it is. or...it could be a dash 8 as well.

  • Thomas the Tank Engine is real!!!

  • Notice how he hardly makes any steam and his coupling's different.

    ...is he rebuilt from a Diesel?

  • @generalhummell I rode the Strasburg one when they lent it to New Hope back in 2002.

  • is that thomas and gordon rolling by?

  • @generalhummell

    Yeah but that one has the pistons showing Thomas's pistons are on the inside like the London Brighton and South Coast Railway 0-6-0 E2 engine 115 which fell into a sinkhole on October 22nd, 1892 and was never recovered.

  • LOL

  • @captstar1 Im tripping as well.

  • @tbonez1965 those are OUR thomases

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