Anyone here use my repaints? (Buffalo & Pittsburgh SD45 457, Pittsburg & Shawmut SW9 1776, or the SP Rail Police bay window?) I've never seen any in any pics
Why is there air?
-Bill Cosby
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Anyone here use my repaints? (Buffalo & Pittsburgh SD45 457, Pittsburg & Shawmut SW9 1776, or the SP Rail Police bay window?) I've never seen any in any pics
Why is there air?
-Bill Cosby
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A B&P engine? Where can I get it?------------------------------
Kyle Norek M.P. 76 on the NS Buffalo Line
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Conrail Train ML-420
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yuppers, B&P SD45 457, in the File Libraries...it was a while ago, and may not be the best paint (am working on an updated version) but it looks real! also in the works is a B&P GP7 203, if i ever get the Alpha chan. back...
Why is there air?
-Bill Cosby
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I downloaded the SP rail police caboose to add to my SP rolling stock, just have not installed it yet, my fictional route is not done yet. Anyone using my Chunky Soup Boxcar?

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