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SZuiderveen

March 10, 2005 12:49PM

>What about the other 2-8-0, #4?
>Thanks,
>Paul
The Huck engine is the #4. I think the other engine (FC MdeC #7 maybe) is in Rhinelander Wisconsin back on its original railroad Thunder Lake Lumber #5; from which was traded the South Park engine (DLG 191, TLL #7)
Steve

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FC Mineral de Chihuahua 2-8-0s	Brian Norden	March 09, 2005 10:58PM
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Re: FC Mineral de Chihuahua 2-8-0s PIC	SZuiderveen	March 10, 2005 12:49PM
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Re: Thunder Lake #5 LINK	Philip Walters	March 10, 2005 04:33PM
Re: Thunder Lake #5 LINK	SZuiderveen	March 10, 2005 05:10PM
Re: FC Mineral de Chihuahua 2-8-0s	Marty Knox	March 10, 2005 08:11PM

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