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Matt Vince (145 posts)
Aug-24-01, 03:37 PM (EDT) "A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....."
A Budd RDC with a pair of J47s!!!! Ideal until you see the fuel bill....
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... milwaukeefan Aug-24-01 1 RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... tryagin Aug-24-01 2 RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... ebmonon36 Aug-24-01 3 RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... Euston Aug-25-01 4 RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... RvA1 Aug-26-01 5 RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... HAC Aug-27-01 7 RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... Walt Aug-27-01 6 RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... Matt Vince Aug-28-01 8 RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee... RailHig Sep-29-01 9

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milwaukeefan (277 posts)
Aug-24-01, 05:41 PM (EDT) 1. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." It was an amazing failure. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
tryagin (651 posts)
Aug-24-01, 09:42 PM (EDT) 2. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." Ahh, the fabulous fifties!! Everything had to be Jet-Powered. Does anyone remember the Chrysler Turbine? I think it came out in 1960.(automobile)Tim Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
ebmonon36 (12 posts)
Aug-24-01, 09:56 PM (EDT) 3. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." ya know how cool one of those would look in TS
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Euston (1088 posts)
Aug-25-01, 02:47 PM (EDT) 4. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." Yeehaa - now that would sure run - I could get some sfx, from flightsim.Euston

http://clix.to/trainsim Click here for WCML route pictures
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RvA1 (402 posts)
Aug-26-01, 11:07 PM (EDT) 5. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." Another missed opportunity.......They should have sold those units to the Canuck's for snow removal Roger Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
HAC (687 posts)
Aug-27-01, 01:44 PM (EDT) 7. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." Guess you've never seen an AC4400 fitted with a Snowblaster unit.. Kicks up quite a blizzard!!cheers
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Walt (155 posts)
Aug-27-01, 09:13 AM (EDT) 6. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." Some ideas just have to wait for the right time. The GM AeroTrain (based on the Spanish Talgo) was a dismal failure in the mid-50s, but has resurfaced in an updated form as the Acela. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
Matt Vince (145 posts)
Aug-28-01, 04:59 PM (EDT) 8. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." Pics are from Stan's Railpix, www.trainweb.com/railpix (sry Stan, I forgot to mention it if ur reading)Acela and that 'thing' don't have a lot in common, Acela having more in common with European developments than gas turbine superpower. however, I wouldn't like to be in the last coach hauled by one of those, although a derailment couldbe amusing (in TS of course) with the 'thing' flying through the air like, like.... like a jet powered train in the air!.
I don't think it would of worked for normal service, particularly when passing trains of combustables! Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
RailHig (162 posts)
Sep-29-01, 11:50 AM (EDT) 9. "RE: A High Speed Train - NYC Stylee....." How would you like to have one of THOSE things blasting through your hometown at 3 o'clock in the morning! Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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