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Charter Member · 196 posts

I thought we can use some trains with big guns.
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Sure, why not? I hope we don't have go to war soon.
Ken
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Member since Jul-19-02 · 51 posts

RE: How about Trains with BIG GUNS???

I think it looks great, but shouldn´t the gun cars be a little more impressive behind a steam locomotive?

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RE: How about Trains with BIG GUNS???

LAST EDITED ON Jan-03-03 AT 03:37 PM (EST)

>I think it looks great, but shouldn´t the gun cars be a
>little more impressive behind a steam locomotive?
Answer to this one, Yes
I was hoping someone could make a modern type gun car and military vehicles on flatcars.
For now, this will have to do.
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