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Re: Book Review: "Here's a little gem of a railroad book..."

May 28, 2015 10:40AM
Thank you again, Johnson, for the kind words!

Anyone can become an expert on Hollywood films made on the narrow gauge lines. It's all in my book, complete with 130+ photos of all of our favorite locomotives in their starring roles.

Anyone want to start an office pool on how long it takes D&RGW T-12 4-6-0 #168 – the star of the 1936 film "The Texas Rangers" – to be back in front of the Hollywood cameras after its rebuild is completed?
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