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LAST EDITED ON Nov-13-04 AT 11:21 AM (EST)
Has any one ever built a GM class CLP12 for MSTS with the 4 axle trucks? There are a few pics here http://locopage.railpage.org.au/photosa.html
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No, we only have 20 ton axle loads here on the general mainline.
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GM12's your thinking of? They are 567 powered 1800 hp locos very similar to the North American E8's. The GM1 Class had C trucks, where as the GM12 Class had A1A trucks. I bet your thinking of GM12's, with 4 powered axles . They still had 6 axles all up though. 2 unpowered, 4 powered.CLP12?? Thats nothing like a GM...well...perhaps the cab, but the CLP's were remanufactured in 1993 from old "CL Class" locos and fitted out with Head End Power (HEP). Hence the P in CLP. Apart from the cab, they are actually more like a SDFP40-2.Now, MSTS...James Brooks has done many outstanding Australian "Bulldog" locos, including the GM's can be found here..http://www.railpage.org.au/vr/msts.php?view=locomotives>Mike Forster<
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