Bachmann and AMS

[coyote97]

...oh yes, nice pix!

The comparison of the Eureka with the K36 aside shows the difference between "heavy" and "light" narrow gauge. As in Standard Gauge, i think it must have been the same in NG with the track. One matter building NG RRs was the factor of costs, so early rails were tiny and slim, too.
I think they wouldnt carry a K36.

The Georgetown-Loop-Pic is great, too.
It might be that the light loco on the left has nearly full load with such a coach. Those locos werent built for steep mountain-lines.

Greetings

Frank

 

[Westcott]

Thanks for posting the link, ther's loads of other pictures as well, such as this stub switch -
http://www.narrowgauge.org/images/tkcok/m00139.jpg

 

[PaulRhB]

The Mogul is tiny compared to the Connie, but I'm told by the owner that they are the same scale....

. The Bachmann Connie and the Mogul are in all probability the same scale.
Max

Thanks Max.
I've posted a thread elsewhere as the shop owner has a Mogul for sale at £99.99!

Just be careful as there's the small mining mogul, as in Gizzy's link, and the old time Mogul which is half as big again and based on the same boiler as the 4-4-0