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Hey guys a friend of mine came across this photo and was curious what kind of units these were?? They almost look foreign yet there in SP Paint? Any help would be great.Ryan
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http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID1/8052.htmlKevin Arceneaux
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Ahh Thanks!Ryan
*Q.B.101 CSX Boston Line*
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Ryan:
The front unit #9002 was built in 1961 as a road unit. The other unit #9012 was built in 1963 as a road switcher and rode on Alco trucks. The D&RGW also bought 3 1961 units #'s 4001-4003 which they sold to SP in 1964.Cyndi
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That's because it is German.
The full name is Krauss Maffei AG(Aktiengesellschaft), well, at least at the time. The two firms married each other I think in 1931; Krauss were based in Munich and Maffei in Allach.Tonka.
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