Steam Locomotive Diagram
Steam Locomotive Train + amateur + Please HELP !!!!???
Hi Im wanting to thank someone for helping me with something very important to me. The Guy who helped me is apparently a steam / amateur locomtive. Im thinking of creating a graphic / illustration "snazzy" painting in my style (not a formal "photo-like" painting) MY Question is: – What Trains / stations / Tracks should feature on this paintning. This will be a mixture of words, drawings / diagrams / flyers / posters / ticket stubs, etc. and clearly trains – but the tracks are so ubiquitous and advanced destination in trains, etc.???? This guy is the Yorkshire btw so any helpwould be appreciated. Thank you for reading this.
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