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Blowing fan snow plow train + interior

A rotary snowplow is a piece of railroad snow removal equipment with a large circular set of blades on its front end that rotate to cut through the snow on the track ahead of it. The precursor to the rotary snowplow was the wedge snowplow.
The rotary was invented in Toronto, Canada, by dentist J.W. Elliot in 1869. He never built a working model or prototype. Orange Jull of Orangeville, Ontario, expanded on Elliot's design, building working models he tested with sand. During the winter of 1883–84, Jull contracted with the Leslie Brothers of Toronto to build a full-size prototype that proved successful. Jull later sold his design rights to Leslie Brothers, who formed the Rotary Steam Shovel Manufacturing Company in Paterson, New Jersey. Leslie Brothers contracted with Cooke Locomotive & Machine Works in Paterson to do the actual construction.

This powerful fan works using 13 hex-edit actuators which have speed 150.
The wind it generates can reach up to 34 meters and the fan is reliable
Can destroy/damage vehicles or buildings without direct hit from train

1 186 bricks
90,8 tons
has interior
H - horn
have fun!

Video about the real train in the photo section