Lewbop

16
jim
jim x 2
jim x 3
jim x 4
jim x 5
yo too many jims

[Lewbop @gswrclass5]

Anderdingus the second has responded

[Lewbop @gswrclass5]

@LOTTracks is it true...

[Lewbop @gswrclass5]

goodbye #season5...

[Loco @_thelocoguy]

I was bored.

[kaloreviz @kaloreviz08]

Doing literally anything in roblox studio:

#roblox #robloxstudio #robloxanimation

[MrFnonn @AtsuyaRoblox]

My greatest work yet has finally been completed - The Chapel of Rol

https://t.co/odSRMQhfW0

This build has so much content I want to share that for the next week I will be posting different parts of it in detail with some cool info about it :)
#robloxdev #roblox #robloxdevs

[Wilks @wilks3620]

locomotive

[felime @Endoard1]

unfinished painting test that i didnt like you can have it

[trainz ꪆ𓏲 comms open! @abandontrainz]

¿cuz i can’t tell
#fnaf #fivenightsatfreddys

[Great Eastern Railway Society @GERrailsoc]

The Great Eastern Class 265 4-4-0 Locos
The No. 265 Class were large outside cylinder 4-4-0 locomotives built to the design of William Adams during his time as Locomotive Superintendent of the Great Eastern Railway from 1873 to 1878. Numbered 255 to 274, ten were constructed by Dübs and Company in 1876 and a further ten by R. W. Hawthorn and Company the following year. They have often been described as having been built for express passenger work but later relegated to goods trains. However, it would appear that they were intended for heavy goods and mineral trains by design. They were fitted with powerful steam brakes rather than the simple vacuum brake that the GER was beginning to use on express passenger services. These robust and powerful locos, popularly known as Ironclads, had 18" by 26" cylinders, 6' 1" coupled wheels, a boiler pressure of 140 psi, and weighed in at around 45 tons. Trials on very heavy coal trains led Adams to produce his famous Moguls, the Class 527 2-6-0s, which were the first locomotives of that wheel arrangement to run in Britain. None of the Ironclads were reboilered, but they lasted for over twenty years and were all scrapped between 1894 and 1897.

[trainz ꪆ𓏲 comms open! @abandontrainz]

he’s beautiful

[Lewbop @gswrclass5]

just got handed some Mr Pib

[Lewbop @gswrclass5]

@uncthegass67 @jim

[Lewbop @gswrclass5]

yo its me, it claudidty, ask me anything! i know about a million pickle lighters! @uncthegass67 @jim

[Lewbop @gswrclass5]

@abandontrainz

[trainz ꪆ𓏲 comms open! @abandontrainz]

lots of friends

[Lewbop @gswrclass5]

@cinnabowlii yo THANK you

[cinna the GOAT 🇳🇬🎨 @cinnabowlii]

was bored so i decided to scan a book i own, i use this to aid in drawing

link includes the full 63 page PDF copy of "How to Draw Locomotives" By Paul B Mann (1944)
I hope this book can be useful for anyone learning to draw steam locomotives

https://t.co/MJkFtbqAqQ

[trainz ꪆ𓏲 comms open! @abandontrainz]

JESUS WAS SEEN #ttte