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Locomotive Review #10: American Flyer Baltimore & Ohio Royal Blue Steam Locomotive

 

This new locomotive review is all about this American Flyer Baltimore & Ohio Royal Blue steam locomotive #350. The photo above shows the locomotive sitting beside one of the HO Scale buildings near the rail yard. It is in an all blue paint scheme with the B&O logo on the front. This locomotive is on display only.

Front view of #350.




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