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Czech locomotives 1:87
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That looks pretty cool.
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Wonder what it was which led to that overhanging windshield configuration.
Years ago someone at railpictures.net said but all I can remember is that there was a nickname something like "Jacques Cousteau goggles" for them.
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In the Czech Republic, railway employees give nicknames to locomotives. This locomotive carries the untranslatable name Brejlovec.
It means something like a "bulging man in glasses" |
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Excellent modeling!
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T 201 sure had a long service life, buyers got their money's worth from it!
It fits the category of what here in US we would call, critters, dinkys, and centercabs; is also a book by the title. The little industrial and shunting locomotives are interesting. Think it and Locomotive 742 are my favorites of the models here.
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Google kinda has the right track, but one can see that their first thought isn't railway fans
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