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I think I've died and gone to Heaven. This is great!!!! Thanks, Fred, for the P-Motors. I remeber these as a boy when my father commuted to NYC on the Hudson Division where these guys ran. I remember them well.Al
http://alfredbarten.com
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Thanks, Al:
Comments like yours are greatly appreciated by Jeff and myself. To bring back those glorious memories of the great trains that you were so fortunate to have seen is what makes our day. Frederick Dreany
Island Electric, East
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Now that these guys made them for MSTS, lets let them make a real, working one! LOL! -NHtrain
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Fred and Jeff,These not only bring back memories, but they are superb models. The detailing is great, the wheels roll along beautifully, and the loco operates smoothly - just like the real ones. I hooked it up to the TA 20th Century Limited (Post-War), added a few more cars, and took off on the New MBTA route. Just great!! Thanks again.Al
http://alfredbarten.com
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