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HORNBY Model Steam Locomotive 7675 Class 8f 2-8-0
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HORNBY Model Steam Locomotive 7675 Class 8f 2-8-0
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7676 & 7657 power through Bodmin Road on Sunday June 24th 1973 with the 6A21 16.40 St Erth - Acton milk train. The Class 25s will come off at Plymouth.
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NGK BMR2A 7677 Spark Plugs
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WP 7678 with steam pouring from just about everywhere busy shunting at Amritsar in December 1993!
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LEGO Star Wars 7679 Republic Fighter Tank
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Robert Stephenson & Hawthorn Works No 7680 No. 1 Fulstow Steam Locomotive
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Agecroft Power Station was one place to see industrial steam at a quite late period. Here is No3 RSH7681/51, formerly Bolton No1. 28/7/68
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LEGO Indiana Jones 7682 Temple of Doom
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7683 (No. 1) at Bury on 14.04.91.
Good loco, fired and drove it when it went to the North Tyneside Railway.Unfortunately stopped out of use after a few years with firebox issues.
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Robert Stephenson & Hawthorn Works No 7684 Meaford No.2 Nechells No 4 0-6-OT.
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Former CR 7685 did not last long, already dead behind the shop in this photo on 2/14/00
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LEGO City 7686 Helicopter Transporter.
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The beer will have to wait—briefly
Passing through Larkspur, Colorado, on April 15, 2005, a large 745-ton Belleli vessel was traveling up Colorado’s Joint Line after a long journey from Houston, Texas, to Denver, Colorado, using the “world’s largest railroad car,” BNSF7687 Schnabel CEBX No. 800. The heavy load was going to a Commerce City oil refinery near Denver, and was specially-powered by brand new General Electric ES44DC No. 777. Since this time, in mid-2012, Westinghouse has renumbered this car from CEBX 800 to WECX 800 and has added another Kasgro-built twin car to the Schnabel fleet, WECX 801, which now takes the title of largest railcar in the world.
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Steam Locomotives #PRR 460 and #PRR 7688 at Strasburg PRR Museum
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London & North Eastern Railway Steam Locomotive V3 2-6-2T 7689 Scotswood
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FRITZ!Box 7690 Router.
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LNER GRESLEY CLASS V3 2-6-2T LOCO NO 7691