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Regards,
Erik Pierson
Sacramento, CaSP_MSTS Member
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SP_MSTSwww.sacramentolocomotiveworks.com
Bringing 1940s Southern Pacific to the digital age.
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Erik,
Your C-12 is looking sweet! I can't wait to try her on the NWP. I'm hoping for more SP steam, such as Consols, Mikes, and maybe a "5000" class. I know -I should build 'em myself, right? Keep up the good work!Have a Great Holiday!Tim
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Just keep on the traction equipment, we will get you a good SP steamer real soon.Regards,
Erik Pierson
Sacramento, CaSP_MSTS Member
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SP_MSTSwww.sacramentolocomotiveworks.com
Bringing 1940s Southern Pacific to the digital age.
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Erik,
Thanks for the great Christmas prezzie! This promises to be a sweet engine. Have a great New Year!
TimPS~ Traction, yeh. But the narrow gauge bug has bitten me too. (I always leaned toward the "underdogs" )
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