cool video, Bob… Great track maintenence program they have… 
I like the caboose for the conductor…
Cool. Couldn’t tell from the info on the link if this is still in use o not. I know China just recently retired main-line steam.
That is a good video. Retiring steam from the mainline may not impact that train. I wonder if that is the mainline? I noticed he was picking up cars, if that was the same train.
I found a webpage where this type of NG steam engine was being sold, dont know it they had their boilers certified but they were in decent looking condition.
Here it is:
http://www.multipowerinternational.com/narrowsale.html
this would be for the Ultimate backyard RR 
What a hoot, some real rockin’ and rollin’ and the undulating track makes me chuckle. There seemed to be a lot steam squirting out of the locos too.
Dave
I like the chickens. Now why did they cross the tracks?
Great video Bob. I didn’t know that the “Rooster” was in China and a movie star. HaHaHa
Playing chicken with a steam locomotive. Interesting video.
Dave Ottney said:With all of the leaks and bouncing around, it's a wonder it just doesn't go Boom or leave parts of Eng. laying on what's left of the bent rails. Least they blow the whisle for the people and chickens.
What a hoot, some real rockin' and rollin' and the undulating track makes me chuckle. There seemed to be a lot steam squirting out of the locos too. Dave
Great video Bob… still Laf.
Kinda looks like my RR right now(trackage wise)
David Russell said:So much for the ladder system :) :) ;)
Kinda looks like my RR right now(trackage wise)
Ah, the C2s. These, along with the related Pt-4s from Russia had total production numbers in the thousands. The similar C4s were related to the Polish Px48s.
Yes, these, along with the Polish Px48s, are being sold second-hand and being sold to museums et al…similar to how some ex East German narrow gauge steam ended up in the States in the 1960s.
Great vid Bob!
No, I did NOT lay that track.