Steam Locomotive The Chapman Chain Engine

**Perfil de Impresión Estándar - BIQU B1**
- Thin Walls: Yes
- Skirt: 6 lines (1 layer high)
- Support Angle: 40°
- Support Density: 1
- Interface Height: 0.05mm
- Tree Support: Ø1.5mm branches / Ø2.5mm base
- Tree Top Rate: 1

The Chapman Chain Engine (1813) was an early steam locomotive developed by William Chapman for use on colliery railways in England. Instead of relying on wheel adhesion, it used a chain drive running between the rails to move the locomotive along the track. Although innovative, the system proved complex and was soon replaced by more practical locomotive designs.