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Granflaten

September 07, 2007 08:27PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Yup, and it was sweet! I had no idea how fine a locomotive can sound when it's tight and and in perfect time. It was to go to Rockwood and back but they had three hot boxes on the tender and had to back it back into town.
Going to work on the tender trucks tomorrow. I have a couple of pictures but I see that there is no way to post 'em without a web site. We'll be working the tender trucks over tommorow.

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