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Here Fabio from Italy. I can't find the Alco Pa 1 train for Rocky Mountains route. Can someone help me???? Thank you very much
Fabio
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Hi to all
Here Fabio from Italy. I can't find the Alco Pa 1 train for Rocky Mountains route. Can someone help me???? Thank you very much
Fabio
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Hello. I believe that there are a few alco PA sets here in the File Library, you can get to there by going to the link at the bottom of this page that says "File Library."
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