Show us your 'Non- Black' steam locomotive Roster

Here's my Lionel #5454 Dreyfuss Hudson.

No passenger cars for it yet but it sure looks, sounds, and runs great!

@coach joe - Joe thanks for your comment on my Distler locomotive.  Here are a couple of additional pictures showing her tender and matching coach and what she looked like in the box.  That track by the way is about a 1 ft diameter so its quite a tight circle.  She stems from the middle 1950's to early 1960's a period when much of Europe, especially Germany was really trying to boost their exports in order to garner hard currency for trade.  I really liked the box illustration,the locomotive with the face and smoking a pipe is a long way from any sort of realistic "train" pictures.

Best Wishes

Don

Plastic Lionel 242 and tender with Scout motor got a new paint job which is better than the engine !                              

Charlie

@Don McErlean posted:

@coach joe - Joe thanks for your comment on my Distler locomotive.  Here are a couple of additional pictures showing her tender and matching coach and what she looked like in the box.  That track by the way is about a 1 ft diameter so its quite a tight circle.  She stems from the middle 1950's to early 1960's a period when much of Europe, especially Germany was really trying to boost their exports in order to garner hard currency for trade.  I really liked the box illustration,the locomotive with the face and smoking a pipe is a long way from any sort of realistic "train" pictures.

Best Wishes

Don

Don you have the Best Trains ever !

@Michael Roth - Michael that comment of yours is most certainly undeserved but I really appreciate it and I won't say it didn't make me feel good !!  Thanks

Don

Some Baltimore and Ohio …not blue, but more of a greyish hue. Lots of fancy trim in gold…for the first class trains…

The branch line patrons get this to pull their trains…

Tom

Non-black Steam Engine... for when someone tells me my train hobby is silly.   Easy way to convince the wife I need more engines!   😁

A good reason to "wine" about trains.

Boy's Train engine, Girl's Train engine, and J. L. Cowen Hudson.