Union Pacific Big Boy 4014
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6 May 2014, 04:20
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Hi Daniel,
many many thx for sharing all the nice pictures. You did a tremendous walkaround.
Now I will search the Revell model.
Holy crab what a giant Locomotive it is.
Thx.
6 May 2014, 14:35
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Thanks, I am Planning to scratch build a 1/35 scale Big Boy for my collection
6 May 2014, 15:33
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Wow, Trumpeter's BR 52 already has approx. 90 cm in 1:35. How big will this monster be? You're really out for a challenge, Daniel! Not only because of the size, but to build it from scratch. You're a brave man! 👍 By the way - thanks for sharing!
6 May 2014, 18:51
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Straight mechanical engineering! Very impressive machine, thx for sharing.
6 May 2014, 18:58
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Many thanks forvsharing the pics of this famous locomotive. Red an article last week in which was written that one of the remainings will be towed to california to restore it functional. Then it shall be used to tow historic trains.
6 May 2014, 20:11
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In 1/35 scale?!? From a real person is as high as a wheel. How big in 1/35 scale? I have the BR 86 and is already large, the Big Boy in 1/35 must be magnificent. When you start, please post some pics!
6 May 2014, 22:32
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The real Locomotive is 132.9 feet in length (40.53m), the 1/35 scale will end up 45.5 inches (115.54cm) long
7 May 2014, 04:18
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This one is not in running condition i assume?
And the old oil and steel will surely smell good! I love that reek!
7 May 2014, 06:19
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It's being towed to Cheyenne, Wyo for full restoration to operational standards
7 May 2014, 06:28
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Photos of the UP Big Boy 4014