Lots of wheels, or Engines that bend.

[stockers]

A picture thread for a bit of fun - the title says it all.

 

[stockers]

 

[steinman]

OK then Alan

 

[ntpntpntp]

 

[Madman]

Well, not your average garden railway variety but it does have alot of wheels.

 

[gregh]

 

[Neil Robinson]

 

[3Valve]

A Bendy Selection

 

[pugwash]

Well nobody said the wheels had to be attached to anything

 

[CoggesRailway]

Had to join in...

 

[CoggesRailway]

 

[beavercreek]

Challenging times........

 

[sparky230]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ64xQK4DMQ

Does that count?

 

[stockers]

Well, if that counts -

 

[Dtsteam]

Have you got one of the whole train - that had a lot of wheels on it !

 

[dunnyrail]

Bit of a fake this one, but the Chassis does bend as it was made articulated by LGB to get round R1 Curves. Though it does take R1, it looks completely silly whilst doing so. My R4 and Peco Points are about right I reckon. Though it does use some R2 on my line. I look the other way whilst it or should I say they do.
997243 Aster beastie



997222 LGB at my Gernrode Shed with 997243 behind and 996001 in the background.



Gernrode is somewhat cramped due to being located in a narrow Tin Shed. But it suffices for what I do with the Yard being outside.

JonD

 

[Ian_S]

Here 'ya go Dave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uBxidjd1NI

 

[chris m01]

On this video the first 40 seconds only feature two axles. After that point if fits the "lots of wheels" category -

 

[Rhinochugger]

Three of my locos have 10 wheels 


In order: 2-6-2. 4-6-0. 2-8-0