Found this video clip on a 100" QLED Tv at a Sam's Club in Niagara Falls, NY. America never did the red accents and red striping on steam Locomotives, and the passenger cars are old German stock with buffer beams and European screw couplers, despite the engine clearly having American type couplers. Also the tracks have no ballast and would likely sink into the marsh with all that weight.
The Big Boy coming through Blasdell, NY just south of Buffalo, NY. A lot of attendees were ignorant to the No Trespassing Rule and the 25 feet back rule. So the crew blasted everyone with a warm steam sauna to make them run. I call it justice served.
Second image shows the text painted onto the side of the truck bed. Taken at the Medina Railway Museum in Medina, NY, during A Day Out with Thomas event back in the early/mid 2010's.
Any landslide truckers still kickin' around out there? I was cleaning up my Hard Drives and came across these old pictures, and recalled the 8th Anniversary is at the end of June of this year. My main rig, Silver Beast (Black with the silver lined flames) did a majority of the work. But this event helped spawn my next two themed rigs, Tonka Tough and Operation Big Sur memorial. That little plushy excavator is still swinging in my cab, and it has never been removed. Happy rollin' down memory lane, keep on truckin'. Hope to see some of you in Illinois soon.
Currently running the Satisfactory 1.2 Experimental Branch, and there is an unfortunate bug causing my game to crash every time I try to dismantle a Locomotive. As you can see, I'm coping with it efficiently by putting this one in time out. Until the bug is patched, this one will stay here thinking about what it's done.