Steam locomotives of the Soviet Union

Russian and Soviet 0-8-0 steam locomotive class, built 1890–1915, 1925–1928

class of Soviet 2-10-2 locomotives named after the most evil Bolshevik Revolutionary Felix Dzerzhinsky

Soviet 2-10-0 locomotive class, built 1945–1955

class of 1151+2 Japanese 2-8-2 locomotives

class of one Soviet 4-14-4 locomotive

class of American 2-8-0 locomotive built for service overseas during World War II

Russian 0-8-0 steam locomotive class, built 1908–1931

class of Soviet 2-8-4 locomotives

class of Soviet 4-8-4 locomotives

class of 2-10-0 locomotives

Russian 2-8-0 locomotive class, built 1895–1900

The 2-3-2K (factory designation P12, Russian: ) was an experimental steam locomotive built in the Soviet Union for hauling express passenger trains. Designed at the Kolomna Works in Kolomna, two examples were constructed between 1937 and 1938. They operated express services before World War II.

class of Soviet 2-10-4 locomotives

class of Soviet 2-10-2 locomotives