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LAST EDITED ON Dec-24-04 AT 05:52 PM (EST)
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=88532hehe, MLT's 4723 looks better EDIT: Just looked a little closer, it was in 2001 so anyways...
-Dave
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She lead NS 214 which is one of the Piedmont Divisions hot shot pig trains north with two other BNSF C44-9W's. Sadly I didn't get to see her because she ran by me way before I got up to go to school. From the pictures people took up in Virginia she looked really nice. This was in early December of this year. Also she is the MS unit, not the MLT unit.Adam Parsons
Southern RR, Carolina Division, Linwood Yard, Linwood, NC
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LAST EDITED ON Dec-25-04 AT 00:39 AM (EST)
The MLT unit is their own interpretation of the exact same locomotive that MS used in the sim, only a lot better looking than the original. Thus your statement makes no sense. Is being clueless fun? I am curious. 
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No, my statement makes perfect since. Being that Microsoft was the person to put the logo on the BNSF 4723 right when Train Simulator was released means it is the Microsft Train Simulator unit. The Maple Leaf Tracks one is a remake of the orginial one that Mirosoft released on there website. Being that Mircosoft was the first person to release the special addition locomotive to us throught the Train Simulator website means they have seniority over all others produced. So in terms it is the Microsoft Train Simulator unit. Remember folks respect your elders, this is a perfect example of this.Adam Parsons
Southern RR, Carolina Division, Linwood Yard, Linwood, NC
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LAST EDITED ON Dec-25-04 AT 11:50 PM (EST)
It's nothing to do with repsecting your elders. It is giving credit to one entity for another's work, and it's silly. No-one ever said the real thing was an MLT unit, they said they preferred MLT's rendering of the locomotive to MS'."The F59PHI and Genesis are the lamest excuses for locomotives Amtrak has ever operated - accept it and move on. Hug an F40 before it's too late!""To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."
- Theodore Roosevelt"Ahhh, a mother/daughter bonding over gay porn at lunch - the visions of my youth."
-That girl I like too much for my own good
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