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SebJ

October 23, 2019 07:13AM

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Kelly Anderson Wrote:
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> SebJ Wrote:
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> > I would try bending History to be somewhat
> > realistic.
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> Linn Moedinger's 1955 era RGS rosters #485,
> purchased from the Rio Grande after her rollover
> into the turntable pit. The bigger power is
> needed due to the interchange traffic from the C&S
> and EBT.(?)

Haha why not ! Since they considered getting the Uintah mallets, many things aren’t that crazy for RGS modelers !

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Sebastien
SNCF passenger trains engineer
Volunteer on the "Chemin de Fer de Rillé" (60cm/2ft, France)
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K-27 valves conversion costs back then	SebJ	September 23, 2019 02:35AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	SebJ	October 20, 2019 04:10AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	John K	October 20, 2019 05:31AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Earl	October 20, 2019 11:38AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Chris Walker	October 20, 2019 01:19PM
Where was 454 scrapped?	CVR220	October 21, 2019 09:35AM
Re: Where was 454 scrapped?	cdaspit	October 21, 2019 12:42PM
Re: Where was 454 scrapped?	Earl	October 21, 2019 02:01PM
Re: Where was 454 scrapped?	Adam Wright	October 22, 2019 07:01AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	bcp	October 20, 2019 02:05PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Casey Akin	October 20, 2019 10:03PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	S.B.A.	October 21, 2019 04:19PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Casey Akin	October 21, 2019 10:50PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	bcp	October 22, 2019 12:49AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	John K	October 22, 2019 06:19PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Johnson Barr	October 22, 2019 05:32PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	SebJ	October 26, 2019 03:14AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	GeorgeGaskill	October 27, 2019 03:07AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	SebJ	October 22, 2019 03:04AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	SebJ	October 22, 2019 03:14AM
Re: K-27 valves converted in stages . . .	Russo Loco	October 22, 2019 06:00PM
Re: K-27 valves converted in stages . . .	Earl	October 22, 2019 07:28PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Kelly Anderson	October 22, 2019 07:26AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	S.B.A.	October 22, 2019 06:45PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Earl	October 22, 2019 07:38PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	John K	October 23, 2019 05:04AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	John K	October 23, 2019 05:08AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	SebJ	October 23, 2019 07:13AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Brian Norden	October 27, 2019 12:46AM
Re: RGS + EBT . . . A Narrow Gauge TransCon?	Russo Loco	October 27, 2019 02:33PM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	Everett Lueck	October 26, 2019 07:54AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	SebJ	October 27, 2019 12:07AM
Re: K-27 valves conversion costs back then	SebJ	November 27, 2019 12:51AM

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