http://www.microsoftgamesinsider.com/TrainSimulator/default.htmCheck out this site. Pretty cool!!
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New Trains 2 Insider Site
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RE: New Trains 2 Insider Site
Hey, how about that! That PRR Mountain 6755 is modeled after the PRR 6755 that's on display at the PA Railroad Museum in Stasburg.
Oh yes, and cool site.-- Mike Karlik --
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RE: New Trains 2 Insider Site
Ive been to that museum! Great place! Is that the engine that pulls the tourist train?Jay
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RE: New Trains 2 Insider Site
Nope.
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