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Reply to "Why isn't there many European o gauge trains?"

Originally Posted by Joe Hohmann:

"Real" engines have a cow-catcher, headlight, protection from the elements for the cab crew, and a deep sounding whistle.

I imagine from the European perspective, "real" engines have buffers, screw-link couplings and high pitched whistles.

 

BTW, you have heard the Pennsy "banshee" whistle?  (and I'm told the D&RGW had some pretty high pitch whistles on some of their locomotives...)  They sound mighty European to me...

 

Rusty

 

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