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Climax Steam Locomotive Photo Sculptures by earth_sea

Hillcrest Climax #10, fresh from a rebuild in the early 1980's by Jack Anderson and crew on the Tacoma Tideflats. Soon, she was headed up the old Tacoma Eastern line to Elbe Washington, to pull trains on the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad. Presently operational. This 70 tonne Geared Locomotive was built by the Climax Locomotive Works in Corey, PA for the Hillcrest Lumber Company of Messachie Lake, BC: Construction Number: 1693 Date: March, 1928 Boiler Pressure: 180 lbs Drivers: 36"

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Our standing photo sculpture brings 3-dimensional life to your favourite photos. Great for family shots whether displayed in your living room or at the office. Made of attractive, durable acrylic and mounted on a black stand. Final size is approximate and depends on cut-out size of image.

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Climax Steam Locomotive

Hillcrest Lumber Co.

Hillcrest Climax #10, fresh from a rebuild in the early 1980's by Jack Anderson and crew on the Tacoma Tideflats. Soon, she was headed up the old Tacoma Eastern line to Elbe Washington, to pull trains on the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad. Presently operational. This 70 tonne Geared Locomotive was built by the Climax Locomotive Works in Corey, PA for the Hillcrest Lumber Company of Messachie Lake, BC: Construction Number: 1693 Date: March, 1928 Boiler Pressure: 180 lbs Drivers: 36"

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