Re: Surviving World Steam Locomotives now updated
| May 11, 2000 07:46AM |
Thor,
Which "Kriegslok" is this? I assume I have it in the database, but I have never heard about its predictament.
Regarding your question, it's not exactly "erected as a monument", is it? At least they didn't smear elephant dung all over it....
Which "Kriegslok" is this? I assume I have it in the database, but I have never heard about its predictament.
Regarding your question, it's not exactly "erected as a monument", is it? At least they didn't smear elephant dung all over it....
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James D. Hefner | May 10, 2000 12:00PM |
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Hoss | May 10, 2000 08:17PM |
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James D. Hefner | May 10, 2000 11:25PM |
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Thor W. Windbergs | May 11, 2000 02:16AM |
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James D. Hefner | May 11, 2000 07:46AM |
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Thor W. Windbergs | May 12, 2000 09:30AM |
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