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michael

December 20, 2007 08:04PM

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From the looks of it they have been using the k-27 for the Polar Express. Why is that? I know you cant get fully acurate but don't you think you should use a Baldwin Locomotive? It does say it in the movie. I know that you cant get really close to accurate but I am just having random thoughts.

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