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Chris Walker

September 10, 2018 04:41AM

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Tom Moungovan Wrote:
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> Really nice video Chris, thanks.
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> Those 5 coaches are a good match for the
> locomotive and profile.

Probably about a 150 long tons, I think I read somewhere the A^B was good for 195 long tons on a 1in35 gradient.

Did you notice the 2ft gauge at the 8:29 mark? That's the Blenheim Riverside Railway crowd.

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Skagway of the South.	Chris Walker	September 09, 2018 05:02AM
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Re: Skagway of the South.	Chris Walker	September 10, 2018 03:47AM
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