Old private Owner/Industrial steam

[kevsmiththai]

Hi Guys

I.m going to start some scratchbuilding some Japanese z soon to widen the scope of the stock on my Republic steel layout

 

I've been scanning in the drawings and pictures of Japanese steam locos from a very old book called 'Steam loco in Japan' which is packed full of very good diagrams but am a bit stumped when I get to the Industrial loco section so wonder if anybody can give me some more info.

 

I'll insert the pictures and see if it rings a bell with anybody

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20148_zpsr9h27htb.jpg

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20137_zpsdtpl0fpy.jpg

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20151_zpsen7veenu.jpg

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20149_zpstfadceug.jpg

Edited April 20, 2017 by cteno4

[kevsmiththai]

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20150_zpsbjyo1pv0.jpg

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20146_zpsmvnxlboq.jpg

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20144_zps1bssdekv.jpg

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20145_zpswlp3uojh.jpg

Edited April 20, 2017 by cteno4

[kevsmiththai]

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20139_zpsrlbyxueh.jpg

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20141_zps7mkrxuxq.jpg

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20138_zps5inkn90b.jpg

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20140_zpst8lmhfdw.jpg

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20143_zpswqgkvd0d.jpg

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20142_zpsstavge2w.jpg

 

Kev

Edited April 20, 2017 by cteno4

[marknewton]

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20142_zpsstavge2w.jpg

 

Kev, I'm not at home right now, so the only engine I can identify off the top of my head is this one - it belongs to the Sangi Railway.

 

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8e/Sangi_Railway_Nishifujiwara_SL102.JPG/1024px-Sangi_Railway_Nishifujiwara_SL102.JPG

 

(Photo from Wikipedia)

 

Cheers,

 

Mark.

Edited April 21, 2017 by cteno4

[kvp]

I think the smaller 1-C-1 is this one:

http://zamakurosawa.web.fc2.com/Kashiwadai/RailKashiwadai.htm

(around the middle of the page)

http://zamakurosawa.web.fc2.com/Kashiwadai/20061229_No3_1L.jpg

http://zamakurosawa.web.fc2.com/Kashiwadai/20061229_No3_6.jpg

[ToniBabelony]

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20144_zps1bssdekv.jpg

 

http://s320.photobucket.com/user/kevsmith/media/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20141_zps7mkrxuxq.jpg.html

 

Jinchū. The predecessor of the current Sōtetesu Main Line. Not really an industrial locomotive, but rather an agricultural people mover.

[Nick_Burman]

Most of the locos seem to by Nippon Sharyo.

 

Cheers NB

[marknewton]

I think the smaller 1-C-1 is this one:

http://zamakurosawa.web.fc2.com/Kashiwadai/RailKashiwadai.htm

(around the middle of the page)

http://zamakurosawa.web.fc2.com/Kashiwadai/20061229_No3_1L.jpg

http://zamakurosawa.web.fc2.com/Kashiwadai/20061229_No3_6.jpg

That's the one. Nice to see it's preserved. :)

 

Cheers,

 

Mark.

[marknewton]

Im still not home, but I can identify two more...

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20137_zpsdtpl0fpy.jpg~original

 

Nansatsu Railway in Kyushu.

 

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn340/kevsmith/Japanese%20Z/JNR%20Steam%20140_zpst8lmhfdw.jpg~original

 

This is a Japanese-built engine for the standard gauge Sansho Railway in Korea. Some engines of this type were eventually taken in to China Rail stock, where they were classified as PL-3s. One is preserved at the railway museum in Beijing.

 

http://www.china.internationalsteam.co.uk/museumpics/brm_PL3_51.jpg

 

Cheers,

 

Mark.

Edited April 22, 2017 by marknewton