Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad
DSP&P
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Various
artists have portrayed the DSP&P in glorious colour. Some are
based on black and white photographs with a little artixtic
license. Others are less realistic but give an impression of the
1879 to 1889 era.
The images here are from various websites and are for my
personal use. They have been reduced in size to protect the artists'
original materials.
The four illustrations
below are renderings by Jim Wilke, a well known locomotive
historian, showing the ornate striping and lettering on early DSP&P
Mason Bogies.




The four illustrations
above are renderings by Jim Wilke, a well known locomotive
historian, showing the ornate striping and lettering on early DSP&P
Mason Bogies.

Most paintings show the
DSP&P after the re-numbering of 1885. The CAD drawing above is by
William
Gould showing DSP&P 2-6-6T Mason Bogie
#6 "Tenmile".


Bill offers four art prints and complete blackline plans for this
locomotive at 1:20.3 and 1:24 scale from
his website.
The 1:24 plans complement the 1:24 scale Delton #15 "Brekenridge"
and the 1:20.3 version would match the 1:20.3 scale Accucraft "San
Juan" and "Tenmile" when they arrive later in 2010.


Artist's renderings of
the
Accucraft "San Juan" and
"Tenmile" DSP&P 2-6-6T
Mason Bogies.
The images below
appear in various sources..

DSP&P #1 and #16 at Chalk Cliff, Philip Ronfor

DSP&P #191 at work
DSP&P #217 and #42 at Alpine, Richard Ward

DSP&P #42 at Dead Man Canyon, Philip Ronfor

DSP&P #51 at
Woodstock, Richard Ward

DSP&P #54

DSP&P #63 at Platte Canyon, Richard Ward
DSP&P Freight Train

DSP&P Freight Train
DSP&P #57 and #194, Night Train at Gunnison, Philip Ronfor

Night Train
Platte Canyon,
John Coker
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