ENGINES ON A MISSION CONTEST! (CLOSED)

Hello Everyone.

GOOD NEWS! I've decided that for my latest movie "Engines on a Mission", I'm now holding a contest for you all to enter.

"DESIGN YOUR OWN STEAM ENGINE CONTEST!"

Like in 's Freelance Steam Engine Contest, I like you to design a new steam engine for my movie.

The top 10 design will be featured in the movie and the top 3 design will get speaking roles.

You have until June the 21st to enter. 

The contest will be judged by me and

You can design this in any style you want and you can enter up to three designs. 

Please let me know if you want to enter.

Entry so far...

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 -  ENGINES ON A MISSION CONTEST!This is Kurt the German tank engine and he is for ENGINES ON A MISSION CONTEST!
This is he bio:
Kurt is a tank engine from Germany and he is base of a Prussian T 18. When he was built in 1912, here had 2 Brothers name Ernst and Otto and 2 Sisters name Petra and Erika. In 1915 during World War 1, Kurt and Otto were sent to help troop on the western fronts. In March, Otto was carrying troops to the French border front and disappear on the way. It said that the French have killed him and so, Kurt was sent back to Germany and he and the rest of he Brother and he Sisters was really sad until end of the war. In the early day of 1922 durin
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 -  Engines On A Mission Contest Entry
This is Darwin, and he's for the Engines On A Mission Contest hosted by :iconJamesFan1991:

Bio: Darwin was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1902 and was in a series of 2-8-0's, known as Consolidations, for the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. He mostly worked on freight, but did passenger trains from time to time and was great friends with the D&RG narrow gauge engines. In 1924, he was renumbered from 1115 to 1015 and reclassified from a 190 class to a C-41, the C representing the type of locomotive, the Consolidation, and 41 for 41,000 horsepower when the D&RGW took over the D&RG. In the late 40's as his class was becoming obsolete for new locomotives and diesels, he was retired from service in 1947 and thought he was heading for the cutters torch, thankfully though, a wealthy old gentleman came and bought Darwin from the scrap line in March of 19
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Thank you for reading and have fun in this contest.

Goodbye.