Let's go for a

[@RockyRailroadProductions_B0SS]

Great fun that they've kept the QJ left-hand drive, I suppose it's considered alright since plenty of modern diesel units only have the one control stand. This'd be like running "long hood forward", to a greater extreme.

[@AJSSPACEPLACE]

China still uses some steam locomotives. They’re really only used for moving things around active coal mines. since in these cases, you basically get your locomotive’s fuel for free, its considered viable. even with maintenance costs factored in.

[@kupferbergbahn7952]

I've always really digged 6988's style. Those speed-lines look surprisingly nice on it.

[@northpennvalleysteamrailroad]

Awesome video 😊

[@NickOzorak]

Thank you 😁

[@GalaxiumButImLimited]

I like trains.

[@thomasdeturk5142]

There is one thing that I would do if o donate a QJ 2-10-2 locomotive to Oregon, not only would I Americanize it, I would also convert the QJ Locomotive from a Coal Burning Fuel to an Oil Burning Fuel.

[@Frisco1355]

Hi Nick! Came from Hyce’s channel!

[@Stussmeister]

Very nice. I have yet to see this locomotive (or any of the others in the Midwest) in person, but I can definitely appreciate trains and railroads st my home state of Pennsylvania provides numerous railroads and museums to visit.

[@aaronburchard3089]

aren't you the voice actor for frank or 1522 from San Juan branch line

[@steamtrainguy8909]

Ayy your the guy who voiced Frank

[@penginator89]

10 years ago you had no beard

[@geoffreylittlefield2215]

Paint scheme still looks Chinese to me.

[@844SteamFan]

It’s basically just the IAIS scheme though

[@jonsobieralski6053]

Brave man to go on a Chinese built locomotive. No way would I go on a Chinese built high stream pressured vessel.

[@azuaraikrezeul1677]

their soviet copies and some of them are still being used in coal mines.