Yikes! Crikey!...Thats different...

That is some strange power.

Homemade baby 44 tonner?? Would be curious as to what it was before? A caboose body? Looks like a caboose coupla on top. Or was it totally kitbashed from stuff laying around the backshop? Just shows that there is a prototype for everything, some place, somewhere.

Sam

As I have often said, there's a prototype for everything.

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........Looks like a Winnebago mated with a Zamboni

Streamlined EMC Model 40?-Jeffrey

I'd like to see some details on this one. What was the prime mover and certainly where did that most .... unusual .... carbody come from?

Still looks better than a B23-7 with the Family Lines safety cabs!

How about this one then

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Martin, cool photo!

Jonathan,

The only thing that sheds light on the matter is that this was "shop built"

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.......OK, got one for you. I actually like this. Made from prob. parts laying around the car yard.

Yours isn't all that different from some of the Galloping Geese of Rio Grande Southern fame, Jeff.

http://www.gallopinggoose.org/

http://www.ridgwayrailroadmuseum.org/motor1.html

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH BOYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!

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......OK, I like this one too. Kinda an old wooden "Beep"

IV SEEN ONE OF THISE ON A WEBSITE BEFORE , NORTH AMERICAN TRAIN LIBRARY , THEY HAVE LISTINGS OF ALL THE OLDER LOCOMOTIVES IT WAS USED TO SWITCH HOPPERS FULL OF COAL , THE CUPOLA WAS FOR BETTER VISION