Re: I think my favorite ng. loco
| March 12, 2017 06:49PM |
OK, thought I would chime in. Having spent most of my life in the Black Hills of South Dakota except a 20 year hitch in Southern Colorado and Santa Fe my favorite loco is torn between the Colorado and the Black Hills Narrow gauges. So the CB&Q 537 just does it for me. With the #375 following close as I love the oddballs.
Pic of 537 in Denver 1933 unknown photographer could be Perry but postcard didn't say and in HOn3
DRGW 375 in Durango 06.04.40 Maxwell Photo and HOn3
But when it comes to Surviving locos, It is all a chicken! 463 05.18.1994 in Chama.
Pic of 537 in Denver 1933 unknown photographer could be Perry but postcard didn't say and in HOn3
DRGW 375 in Durango 06.04.40 Maxwell Photo and HOn3
But when it comes to Surviving locos, It is all a chicken! 463 05.18.1994 in Chama.
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