Day Out With Thomas on the Strasburg Railroad (2016) [HD]

Thomas The Tank Engine along the Strasburg Railroad on June 22, 2016. Thomas is the former H.K. Porter, Inc. ex-Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal (B.E.D.T.) 0-6-0T steam locomotive #15 cosmetically altered to resemble Thomas The Tank Engine.

[@tonyloftus5768]

That face of Thomas is so creepy that I had nightmares

[@Moltar_Railfan]

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[@PalangPintuKeretaApiIDN]

Nice train brother

[@traintoys9300]

Nice

[@samamaahmed8324]

best in wold

[@mickcarson8504]

That's a beautiful train. But, where does it get the water from, where is the tender?

[@GregoryDPawelski]

The locomotive carries its water in a water tank mounted either side of the boiler, instead of a tender. It has a bunker, behind the engineer and fireman, to hold coal.

[@hameedshaheen4574]

Gregory D. should

[@Rickyrab]

@@GregoryDPawelski I thought #15 used oil?

[@GregoryDPawelski]

Converted to coal when modified into the Thomas scheme.

[@Rickyrab]

What's a "British" locomotive doing pulling an American train? Lol

[@Rickyrab]

Yeah, I know, originally built in Pennsylvania, but still, the reconstruction deliberately made it look like Thomas of Sodor, which is a fictional British isle.

[@Rickyrab]

So "Thomas" here looks rather odd pulling late 19th century clerestory spice. 🤣

[@GregoryDPawelski]

Modeled after a WWI Joffre class 0-6-0T. Named after Joseph Joffre (Marshal Joseph Jacques Césaire Joffre, 1852-1931), the Joffre class of 70 locomotives was a French Decauville design built by Kerr, Stuart & Co. of Stoke-on-Trent, England under contract for use on the trench supply light railways of the western front during the Great War 1914-1918. Six of the class are known to have survived, one in Africa and five re-imported into the UK.

[@michaelbenitez539]

For a little engine #15 is sure is loud!!!!

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