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Korean DMZ Loco

Discussie in 'Steam Traction' gestart door SpudUk, 29 nov 2010.

  1. SpudUk

    SpudUk Well-Known Member

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    Just seen a picture of the rusting remnants of a steam loco in the De-militarised Zone that seperates North and South Korea, any idea what it is?

    Its picture 10 in this list...

    http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/05/07/eco.korea.dmz/index.html
     
    SpudUk, 29 nov 2010
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    I think it's called target practice.
     
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  5. Martin Perry

    Martin Perry Nat Pres stalwart Staff Member Moderator Friend

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    Bit of T-Cut would sort that out!
     
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    Victor Nat Pres stalwart Friend

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    Mr. Rileys lads would have that sorted by next spring. :thumb: Suggestions for livery should be addressed to Mr.I Riley, Bury.
     
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    So that's where the boiler was going after Swindon.

    Richard
     
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    I think it may be a 4-8-2. I was tempted to say it looked of similar type to the loco that used to be at Mudanjiang works in China, but that seems to have an external regulator rod, whereas the loco shown seems to have a regulator gland in the centre of the backhead.

    korea.jpg .

    Note the extensive staying on the boiler barrel. Does it have an extended combustion chamber?
     
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    After a bit of Googling, it seems that it's agreed it's a 2-8-2. One suggestion is that it is a MIKA-3 class.
     
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    Afraid not, the trailing wheel of the front bogie can just be seen on the R/H side. Looks rather like American design or even manufacture to me.
     
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    Not a copy of a Baldwin is it, Mitsubishi built quite a few.
     
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    Probably Japanese following American practice. It has a Cole trailing truck, which was an Alco speciality.
     
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