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ASR_Q301Charter Member · 773 posts

ALP-44 #4401 share the tracks just outside Union Station with U34CH 4176 and sister 4169. Sorry for the poor quality, i had to resize from 1280 x 1024 MSTS is going to get that little bit more addictive when the Comet cars and ALP46's are released and when I get off my but and finish off some SEPTA and NJT MOW equipment.Thanks NALW!!! >Mike Forster<
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adambCharter Member · 514 posts

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