It took me a while to get round to it, but here's my 'something similar'.
The Rivarossi
N Gauge equivalent of that lovely monster.
Apparently its purchase set me back £8:57.
You can take a guess when that might have been as I'm not sure myself!
For the technically curious, some of the Exif data
Focal length (35mm equivalent): 119mm
Exposure Time: 1/13 sec
Aperture:
f 8
I THINK the range was about 4 feet and natural light was used.
I have cropped and shrunk the pic to a little under 25% of its original size. (from 2560 pixels wide to just 600 which is a good standard display width to use in the forum)
This is the best of a BIG bunch of BAD shots and still needed quite a bit of tarting up before I dare show it - I really will have to learn how to use this camera PROPERLY - it's (almost) wasted on me!
However it does show what can be achieved by an incompetent amateur from a fair distance (1 - 2 m) using big originals and without use of macro.
I wonder if anyone is eagle eyed enough to pick up that the pic is actually a mirror image?
You can't tell from the number - 10001 reads the same either way!
Why would I do that you might ask.
Well . . . I wanted it to face the same direction as Dennis' pic.
Er, why not just turn the loco round then?
Because the poor little thing is missing a smoke deflector on the other side!