Re: Krauts-Maffei mit SchlammHenne . . . 
| July 27, 2016 03:23PM |
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wishiwasincolorado Wrote:
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> The Grande's transition era of the 40s to the
> early 50s. I know that is the era everyone does
> but I keep getting this idea in my head of a C-
> 19 next to a Mudhen next to a standard gauge
> C-48 next to a Challenger next to an Alco PA
> in a dual gauge roundhouse and tell myself it
> has to happen . . .
Did the Kraus-Maffei ever make it to Alamosa?
You'd have to pass on the C-19 and the Mudhen, but a K-36 next to a K-M might be kinda cool. Back to the Future - 1961!!
- Willie
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> The Grande's transition era of the 40s to the
> early 50s. I know that is the era everyone does
> but I keep getting this idea in my head of a C-
> 19 next to a Mudhen next to a standard gauge
> C-48 next to a Challenger next to an Alco PA
> in a dual gauge roundhouse and tell myself it
> has to happen . . .
Did the Kraus-Maffei ever make it to Alamosa?
You'd have to pass on the C-19 and the Mudhen, but a K-36 next to a K-M might be kinda cool. Back to the Future - 1961!!
- Willie
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