0-6-0T:http://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934640.htmlS160s:http://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934642.htmlBig Decapod (s?) that looks American. Anyone know details?http://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934641.htmlhttp://locopage.fotopic.net/p149346 ... htmlDetail shots of numbers:http://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934645.htmlhttp://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934648.htmlA UK Austerity 2-10-0:http://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934650.htmlhttp://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934653.htmlOdd trackage and signage. A museum?http://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934479.htmlhttp://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934646.htmlNot sure about this one, a French or Belgian metre gauge 2-8-2 maybe?http://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934485.htmlAn Alco World loco:http://locopage.fotopic.net/p14934497.html

I believe that is either Lg (best translation of the Greek characters) 996 (Baldwin 73374/1947) or Lg 994 (Baldwin 73372/1947) as the number detail shots show. 996 was at Tithorea, and 994 was dumped at Acharne Station, Athens; looks like it has since been moved to Tithorea. The place is begining to look like the graveyard at Thessolinka depot before the big scrapping; hopefully that won't be taking place again: http://www.pernet.net/~james1/thessaS-160 576 (ex Italian Railways 736.090) was also at Acharne Station, Athens.Neither. It is D110 class #7115, built by Breda of Milano; 2596/1951.-James Hefner Hebrews 10:20a Surviving World Steam Project