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Steaming

Wednesday, 11 July 2018, 1:15 Dr. Tar Uncategorized 17

This animation of a race between two souped up steam engines might be just the thing to help forget the steaming hot days of July. Watch

16 Comments on Steaming

  4. That was a great animated video. I can’t even begin to imagine how much talent and creativity went into its production, but it had to be a lot.

    Steampunk is an interesting genre, to say the least.

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  8. For Mr.Pinko
    You want direct links to the show, here ya go . . .
    http://www.blogtalkradio.com/usandeh/2018/07/10/us-eh-talk-show-w-mikenordstrom3-mrpinko-july-9th-2018.mp3
    A lot easier. . .
    Right Click and Save Link As to download a LOCAL COPY
    110Mbs but Mr.Pinko clips are 220DBs
    Play Local, Not Remote
    Wear ear protection when Pinko clips
    Make your ARC-hive
    For today has what tomorrow may not
    No more soundboard clips Mr Pinko.
    Ears . . . Hurt

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  10. Don’t know that I would travel and pay to see a steam engine race, but I would go halfway across the country and pay top dollar to see a real live staged cornfield meet in person.

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  12. That looks similar to a video I saw in Las Vegas years ago of a coal car in a mine going down the wrong track. The seats were on in a structure that moved along with the movement so you felt like you were actually riding in the car.

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  13. Real steam trains used to race all the time to see who could get passengers from point a to point b the quickest. Say Chicago to New York or New York to Wash D.C. Who wouldn’t want to ride behind a 400 ton locomotive going 90 miles an hour? BTW a cup of water flashed into steam has the equivalent energy of a stick of dynamite! And a large boiler could hold 4k GALLONS or if it blew up ONE MILLION HP in a matter of seconds.

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