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Andrew Brandon

May 18, 2004 06:50PM

The only catch is, the Antelope Western was a real railroad. Hal did haul tourists on it before going to Camino.. Considering the age of the paint and that fact that its been wearing that paint longer than its service life on the Sacramento Brick Co, its historically accurate to a point.
Besides its Les' engine, let him have some sort of tribute to his dad who did a lot of good for the railroad community through out the years.
That Taco Bell job tourist car does need to go though, thats for sure.
-=Andrew=-

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