RJ Corman 2-10-2 QJ Class PICTURES!!

Well saturday was an AMAZING day! Got to chase a steam engine for a ways. It was a very fun day but wears you out FAST. Here is a few shots I got of the Corman QJ this weekend!

RJCC #2008 Leaving Nugent Sand


RJCC #2008 Crew


RJCC #2008 at St.Matthews with a crowd looking on!


RJCC #2008 leaving St.Matthews,KY

 

RJCC #2008 at Simpsonville,KY


RJCC #2008 pulling into Bagdad,KY


RJCC #2008 leaving Bagdad,KY

 

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Chris Starnes has some videos of it on Rail-videos.net

 

I'm still hoping they bring it down to Bardstown for the Dinner Train sometime. I think the tourists around here would flock to it more than they already do now with the two FP7s.

 

I doubt you'll see the steam engine in Bardstown. Now from what I have heard, Rick is wanting to run the QJ once a week on the sand train! This would be pretty cool if he could do this.

 

That would be awesome! Very nice pictures Alex!:thumbs_up:

 

Excellent photos!! Thanks for sharing.

Ben

 

Great photos Alex. In the cab shot, is the guy in the window the fireman or the engineer? In other words is 2008 driven from the right or left?

 

That ought to be good for you, Jerry. Aren't you left-handed......:tb-cool:

 

All chinese steam engines as far as I know are driven on the left side.

 

Running from the left side would drive me insane. Going around and curve and passing a whistle post and not seeing it.

 

Beautiful beast !!!

 

Alex, congratulations on having one of those shots selected as the Photo of the Day on Trainorders today. Good on you, man.
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Ooooop wailt now someone will have to get a Kato N steamer and do this!!! Now this will be prototype bening a Chinese steamer in the USA.
Cool shots Alex!!!

 

Thanks fitz