The 9P-18430 steam locomotive is a 9P series shunting tank locomotive built at the Murom plant in 1951 (or 1954). It has been restored to working order and is used on the Gorky Railway, participating in museum and tourist tours, known as "Baby."
Main characteristics and history:Series: 9P — Soviet shunting tank locomotive type 0-3-0, produced since 1935. Plant: Murom Steam Locomotive Plant named after Dzerzhinsky. Year of construction: 1951 (according to Russian Railways) or 1954 (according to RailGallery).Nickname: "Baby." Condition: Working, operated on the Gorky Railway (GR). Usage: Originally operated at TPP-16 in Moscow, it was later restored and is used for museum and tourist purposes, such as on the "Steam Locomotives of Russia" tours.
