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tryaginCharter Member · 884 postsSep 19, 2002 3:37 PM

........Whoops! In my haste to get the Yakima Valley steeplecab out, I forgot to mention in the readme, a couple people whose help was, and is, invaluable towards the ongoing project's completion. I'm indebted to them for their service and hereby give them their due credit, which will be included in the next update:Ken Johnsen, secretary of the Yakima Valley Trolley Museum, for photos of the cab, and builder's plate.
Jerry Henderson, CEO, YVTM, who graciously backed the real #298 out of the barn into sunlight for photos and sound recording.
Steve Thompson, help with a little texture problem.
Julian "Fozzy the Bear" Abram, help with a big texture problem.
Chuck Zeiler, .eng file and sounds, tester.
Paul DeVerter, tester.
Wayne Campbell, tester.
And not in the least, my Wife, Deborah, whose patience with me during the making of this thing is right up there with the Angels!If I've left anyone out, please email me timmuir@wcn.net Thanks to all who have downloaded the YVT 298. It's not finishd by any means, I'm just taking a break until a few domestic things are settled. Please be patient!Thanks for looking,Tim

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