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Charlie Mutschler

November 09, 2009 08:08PM

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The mid 1920s to the late 1940s. Early on there are still plenty of the smaller classes - T-12, C-16, C-18 and C-19 in regular service; the D&RGW interchanges with a wholly owned subsidiary (RGS) and with the Silverton Northern. By the end of this period there are still some representatives of the smaller classes left, but still a fairly active railroad, though some of the branches and the SN are gone.

I model the D&RGW and RGS in the period above, though I have some equipment that could stretch things to the end and the pipe trains.

Charlie Mutschler

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What is your favorite era of the D&RG(W)? Why?	hank	November 07, 2009 09:00AM
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Re: What is your favorite era of the D&RG(W)? Why?	Donald Foster	November 07, 2009 01:03PM
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Re: What is your favorite era of the D&RG(W)? Why?	Russo Loco	November 07, 2009 05:35PM
Re: What is your favorite era of the D&RG(W)? Why?	Greg Scholl	November 07, 2009 05:51PM
Re: What is your favorite era of the D&RG(W)? Why?	Charlie Mutschler	November 09, 2009 08:08PM

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