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Hi, all I thought I should just make a new post, instead of adding to the MAC90 one.. I'll upload the shots of the AC4400 on train-sim.com this afternoon, then they will be uploaded tomorrow. We can all have a competion, dosent matter who wins...as long as it beats the Dash9 Cab in a AC4400! :)ChrisChris WilsonMP 63 CP's Heron Bay Sub
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Actaully, the Dash 9 cab is identical to the AC4400 cab, except for the electronic instrumentation.
Jonathan Nikiforovs.
Milepost 180, CP Belleville Sub.
Repainter for Yonder Locomotive Works.
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Heres a screen.
Robert Learmont
Future and Current BNSF Engineer (I'm only 12 years old but drove some real BNSF locomotives and plan to work for a railroad when I grow up.)
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