There is a place in Golden Colorado where relics from the steam age are not forgotten hunks of rusting iron...

The Colorado Train Museum! Trains ranging from 150 years old, to just a few decades grace the grounds with it's maze of criss-crossing tracks. One can take a ride on a train pioneered by my own Great-Grandfather : The Galloping Goose! (Narrow gauge for you rail geeks out there).

My fellow Victorian time travelers and I were there to arrange a train heist, a good steam engine is essential for steampunk shenanigans.

Naturally we considered the largest driver there, almost two stories high and at least 100ft. long this seemed perfect for hauling time exploration equipment...

There are however some problems relating to sneaking out with such a beast. In fact, the museum had built a special set of temporary tracks to get the train in place.

In the end we settled on a smaller and more manageable piece, let the shenanigans begin!
DISCLAIMER We did not, in fact, steal any trains. Please don't report me to anyone.
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