What locomotives are 98462 and 87546 based upon?
we don't know as they never appeared after "Edward's Day Out"
98462 is quite likely a B12.
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Are there any other kinds of engines that the two engines could be? Surely B12s weren't the only 4-6-0s with internal cylinders at the time "Edward's Day Out" takes place..
And what of 87546? Some have said he could be a B17, and I believe Richard of Si3D had plans to make his 87546 Cecil from his "Dark Times" series into a B17, but instead reskinned his B12 model.
Surely there are other prototypes that the two could be based upon?
Quote from: Cupix the Azelf on March 20, 2012, 01:21:15 AM
98462 is quite likely a B12.
Now do us a great, big favor and STOP MAKING SO MANY TOPICS! YOU'RE MESSING THIS FORUM UP! >:(
I CONCUR!
Quote from: Cirkit:) on March 20, 2012, 06:51:29 PM
Are there any other kinds of engines that the two engines could be? Surely B12s weren't the only 4-6-0s with internal cylinders at the time "Edward's Day Out" takes place..
And what of 87546? Some have said he could be a B17, and I believe Richard of Si3D had plans to make his 87546 Cecil from his "Dark Times" series into a B17, but instead reskinned his B12 model.
Surely there are other prototypes that the two could be based upon?
Nope,Those are the only two.