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No.9 & Me

By Gunslinger87,
posted 13 years ago Anthro Artist

A shot of Heisler type locomotive No.9 with me posing on her footboard.
GOD I love geared steamers!!

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kunkmiester ~kunkmiester

world builder

13 years ago

Is that an air hose I see?

Gunslinger87 ~gunslinger87

Anthro Artist

13 years ago

Yes, yes it is.

kunkmiester ~kunkmiester

world builder

13 years ago

Looks much the same as used on semis.

Gunslinger87 ~gunslinger87

Anthro Artist

13 years ago

Kinda-sorta. I haven't seen a lot of Semi brake lines, but as near as I can tell they are basically the same... only THESE air hose are much more robust and BIGGER.

Folly ~folwilliar

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13 years ago

Quite right. The glad hand connection is the same in design as used on most simis. However, the railroad had it LONG before the trucking industry. Unless you can show me an 1877 Peterbuilt. XD

steamfox ~steamfox

Traditional Artist

13 years ago

Oh! Where was this taken? The only running Heisler I know of was at Roaring Camp in Northern CA.

Gunslinger87 ~gunslinger87

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13 years ago

Sadly, this Heisler is not operable. Though there is hope for her in the future!
This was taken at the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth, GA. I volunteer there on Saturdays.

I recently did a quick polishing on her and that number plate is now oh so very SHINY!! XD

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