Who's loco's produce the most smoke and chuff out the stack ?

[Anonymous]

I am 2 weeks , or to say it another way , 2 steam locos into O / O-27 size trains [:p] , after 50 years in other scales /sizes [:)], and would like to know which mfr's steam loco's have the most smoke generated and the most exhaust chuff of smoke ?
The sounds systems are so good to hear , and I want to get a real smoke produceing / exhausting steamer .

Thanks

[dwiemer]

Did Laz put you up to this question?[:D]
Actually, I am not sure as first, I am not a big fan of smoke, second, I mostly have older postwar items that don't compare to modern smoke factories.
Dennis

[pbjwilson]

My vote would go to MTH. Fill the stack with smoke fuid and it blasts smoke like you cant believe.

[Anonymous]

You guys are fast ......
I did see some MTH steamers at a Large Scale convention , and they did smoke quite well , so I wondered in this size of locos , what smoked the best ?

[tmcc man]

That has been the only good feature from MTH with the engines that I owned, the smoke units. Both of the boards shot, but I loved the smoke. By the way, which Large Scale convention did you go to? The one in York? The show is coming again in 24 days, and I will be there with my garden RR club. If you go, stop by the South Eastern PA Garden RR Society.

[laz 57]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dwiemer

Did Laz put you up to this question?[:D]
Actually, I am not sure as first, I am not a big fan of smoke, second, I mostly have older postwar items that don't compare to modern smoke factories.
Dennis

He did it all by himself.
I vote for MTH, although my K-line Bershire can go heavy on the smoke.
laz57

[laz 57]

Smoke em if ya got em! HA!!!
laz57

[spankybird]

With two heating elements and a fan, nothing smokes like an MTH steamer







tom

[Jumijo]

I don't own any, but MTH hands down.

Jim

[spankybird]

Steam engine blowing smoke rings

click on pic to enlarge

[Anonymous]

Thank you all for the suggustions . Thanks Tom for the great pictures , and Colin the Mid west area conventions are all I have gone too for years . Thanks again

[Anonymous]

Speaking of smoke.I want to thank the guy who suggested the purchase of Propylene Glycol from the local drug store. It's an oil base liquid. When you add about 4 drops down the stack,the engine smokes enough to set off smoke detectors. It cost 10.00 for a pint compared to 14.00 to 2 ounces of the regular stuff. Non toxic & hasn't harm smoke element. Easter

[philo426]

I think MTH takes the cake on my Pennsy baby Turbine it fills the room with smoke within minutes and I have to shut off the smoke unit!

[Anonymous]

I have an MTH Railking L3A Mohawk and a Lionel Lionmaster J3A Hudson, both do excellent for smoke but the Mohawk hands down will literally run you out of the room! It's an awesome site.