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Air whistle blowing and locomotive style bell tolling, San Diego, Arizona and Eastern number 43 surprises motorists in downtown San Bernadino California. Fresh from its' recent restoration the venerable motor is scheduled to run again on its' home rails under the auspices of a railroad museum.
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Does look realistic!Mike
Future Norfolk Southern engineer
(I am eleven)
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Looks like toy.Georgi the Loser
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Back on home rails, the Currizo Gorge Route (San Diego & Arizona).
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I like running it in the Gorge as well. It's just that I was using it to explore some by ways of the Cajon Route and got some very nice "4" key views. I'm waiting with anticipation for a good EMC or Brill railcar as well as a McKeen car for a branch route I'm making. Nice low level shot with the cactus. Enjoyed your sound file tutorial.
Mike
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