went there in 2010, lots of old steamers from Japan, US, UK, France, and of course home made ones as well. The diesel part is also cool with a full collection of main line locos since the 70s - where I first learned that early Chinese diesels are mostly based on imported German models. The place i huge and very fun. Btw, the "no climbing" or "no photo" signs all around are absolutely pointless most of the time, and no one is following them anyways : D

My father would love this :)

You went to a lot of effort there, well done Dave. From Adam

Thankyou for the comment. There are certain similarities with the Chinese and Russian locos so you might be right. It would be nice if they could get a couple of locos up and running. There is a circular track around the museum that would be ideal for showing these fine trains in all their glory.

back then most of the locos and rolling stocks are accessible, nowadays they are not, also, something new appeared in the museum and the whole arrangement is changed.

Lovely video, i hope you don't mind we linked it up to our Google Map of Beijing andthe location, so your video will be for all passersby. Almost a 160 thousand so far ....

wait why is their a Thomas whistle in the back ground

Didn't know this place existed when I visited China. Oops