Re: Antonito Christmas Trains
| November 08, 2019 06:37PM |
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Chris Webster Wrote:
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> United Kingdom is only 4,409 ft.... it is easy to
> keep your locomotives clean when they don't have
> much climbing to do!
But the British lines have some 90+ Tunnels and probably a street/road overpass for every mile of track.
Running with a clean stack helps too
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John Bush
I have always admired the
> cleanliness and presentation of the locomotives in
> operation these days in Great Britain. I am
> curious as to how you chaps keep them so
> clean.
> United Kingdom is only 4,409 ft.... it is easy to
> keep your locomotives clean when they don't have
> much climbing to do!
But the British lines have some 90+ Tunnels and probably a street/road overpass for every mile of track.
Running with a clean stack helps too
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