Vulcan Foundry Mover – Mobile Metal Plant. Flames bursting from vents as molten metal flows into molds. | Wow Things

One of the locomotives that can be found at the Pacific Coast Railroad is engine number 2, named the Roger Lynn. This locomotive was built by the Vulcan Iron Works in Wilkes-Barre, PA in 1922. In the 1960s, it was modified for theme park use and eventually made appearances in the 1990s TV series Dr. Quinn. It has been in operation at the Pacific Coast Railroad since the mid 2000s and is seen here pulling a recreated freight train for a photography event. #railroads_of_america #trains #steamlocom

Este fin de semana, la histórica Vulcan Foundry 12E N°3925 —conocida como “la 39 Grande”— volvió a ponerse en marcha después de casi un siglo. Fabricada en Inglaterra y restaurada por el Ferroclub Argentino de Remedios de Escalada, esta joya del patrimonio ferroviario argentino volvió a emocionar a vecinos y fanáticos del tren que salieron a verla pasar por distintas localidades del sur bonaerense. Su paso fue pura nostalgia: familias, abuelos y niños disfrutaron de un momento único, viendo cómo

Vulcan is a magnificent piece of Birmingham's rich iron history that holds the title for being the largest cast-iron statue in the world! With the best view of the Magic City atop Red Mountain, he stands at 180 ft. tall, proudly overlooking the city of Birmingham! 🌆 He's a whopping 101,200 lbs. (50 tons) and 56 ft. tall, with his foot alone weighing a staggering 2 tons standing at 6 ft. tall! To put this incredible weight into perspective, imagine fifty elephants standing side by side! 🐘 Inter

Bringing metal fabrication into the 21st century. | Vulcan Post