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evankamp

October 10, 2019 03:15AM

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That would be correct. Also yes I do believe there are quite a few of that model still kicking around. I’m honestly amazed how many Narrow Guage Steam locomotives are “preserved” in El Salvador Quatemala and Peru (there is a few). Maybe we should get a few more for the loop as that’s what their locomotives are steadily looking more and more like hahahahaha

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