That Decapod is from the Weimar era class of Decapods, with three cylinders, and a very regular 6/8 rhythm in the exhaust. The 50 and 52 class War Emergency kettles have a similar look, if with rougher construction and two cylinders. The work extra is moving track panels and ballast. Perfect for modelling.
24.2.23
ENG 58-311 WORK EXTRA NEUSTADT TO KAISERSLAUTEN.
I'm not sure how German dispatchers authorize work extras. I like what they did with this one, in the Palatinate Forest.
That Decapod is from the Weimar era class of Decapods, with three cylinders, and a very regular 6/8 rhythm in the exhaust. The 50 and 52 class War Emergency kettles have a similar look, if with rougher construction and two cylinders. The work extra is moving track panels and ballast. Perfect for modelling.
That Decapod is from the Weimar era class of Decapods, with three cylinders, and a very regular 6/8 rhythm in the exhaust. The 50 and 52 class War Emergency kettles have a similar look, if with rougher construction and two cylinders. The work extra is moving track panels and ballast. Perfect for modelling.
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