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elecuyer

June 26, 2020 08:26AM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Our friends at Maine Locomotive and Machine are THE go-to source for everything two-foot.
[www.mainelocomotive.com]
[www.facebook.com]

They sell rebuilt/refurbished equipment, build coaches, and will even construct you a steam locomotive (or a new boiler.)
Of course, they also deal with Stephenson-gauge stuff too.

Ed Lecuyer
Trainmaster, WW&F Railway Museum
Help the WW&F Build Locomotive #11: [build11.wwfry.org]

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