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ASR_Q301Charter Member · 809 posts

More action on the NEC – image 1

LAST EDITED ON Aug-24-03 AT 05:52 AM (EDT)

The first train caught were Housatonic GP35's on a mixed freight. More action on the NEC – image 2
More action on the NEC – image 3Next, after some browsing, we caught a Santa Fe TOFC Train with some Super fleet GP60M's taking charge (on the NEC?!?!?!)More action on the NEC – image 4Now, we went back into the time wrap to 1975 and caught a NJDOT Commuter train with CR 1776 leading the train out of Philly. In the words of Stevie Wounder - "Isn’t She lovely?"More action on the NEC – image 5
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>Mike Forster<
Perth, Westen Australiapacificnational_nr103@hotmail.comMore action on the NEC – image 8 More action on the NEC – image 9

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Thunderbolt3985Member since Apr-10-03 · 59 posts

RE: More action on the NEC

More action on the NEC – image 12

Now that I look at it, John Peterson's C30-7's wheels seem too light... A little darkening might it look better.

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