press space or click to view each costume in this project, each of these units are available for free use in what ever project you need this for, you can also take some of its parts if needed, make sure to give credit and make sure to favorite and like, I don't know. here once again is another attempt by me to bring back railroad content, and showcase the Lono Huku railway and its diverse assortment of locomotives that work for LecterBot robotics co. and other industries of the island of Lono Huku, and one day ill make stories about the locomotives like the railway series. this is one I was trying to work on for a while, both at home, and at school, now that I'm graduated, I had all the time I wanted to work on this. this is a Plymouth locomotive, this specific model has been an enigma to me because oi tried searching for it with the same engine, same look, everything, I wish I had papers when the mines ordered the locomotive, not like they exist anymore, I think, anyways its based off of a rusting beyond repair? locomotive found in West Brocton, Alabama found near the Brocton Coke Ovens, I think it was used to haul carts of coke in and out of the mines or maybe to haul carts around the ovens to collect coke, i have no idea. this yellow version was bought from the united states over to Lono Huku when ever these where made, it did the same applications as the Baldwin steam trams but they can pull more, and even used in the mines of mount blues, and even used as switcher engines in the docks, and even got positions in LecterBot robotics co. locomotive fleet, 4 of these were bought, reversed engineered and LecterBot robotics pumped out 8,325 between 1984 to today of them, and is supplying parts to this very day.
credit to all and the Brocton Coke Ovens for inspiration, head down there to see the locomotive for your self.