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» Ukrzaliznytsya (Ukrainian Railways) (more..)
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» Between Bakhmach and Grebenka
» Between Bakhmach and Grebenka, Ukraine (more..)
» October 02, 2002 |
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» P36 0064 (more..)
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» Daniel SIMON (more..)
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| The striking semi-streamlined P36, named after its Kolomna project number and nicknamed Pobeda (victory), was the USSR's final express passenger steam locomotive. Slightly less powerful but faster than the IS , it was an impressive modern design fitted with roller bearings throughout and a mechanical stoker. It was normally painted in the standard Soviet passenger green or an eye-catching blue livery, and its appearance on the prestige Moscow-Leningrad expresses in the 1950's as well as its work on the Moscow-Belorussia, Moscow-Ukraine and trans-Siberian routes naturally ensured that it became one of the best known Soviet steam types. P36 0064 and 0050 are preserved . |
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