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I am wondering, What are the locomotives that you get with the Cascade Crossing route from MLT?
Chris Knight
UP fan since I was a kid! 
I still believe Surfliner is a real MSTS route not Vaporware
Coming Soon Amtrak Superliner Coach #35005.
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You get an SD70M, a C44-9W, an SD40-T2, an SD40-T2 snoot nose, an SD45r, an SD40M-2, an SP GP60, an SSW GP60, and many freight rolling stock. These are all excellent and the SD70M and C44-9W cabviews are totally AWSOME. I'd pay $19.99 just for these locomotives alone!
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I have to agree that Danny did a outstanding job on the models, and the rolling stock. Even if you never run the route, the price is well worth it for the outstanding engines. The SD 70 is by far the best model. The horn and bell alone make me fell like I am right there in the cab and the squelling flanges on the rolling stock has to be seen to be heard.Chris Bogley
Syracuse New Yorkwww.msnusers.com/cnytrains
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I just got mine today and I am hugely impressed with the quality of the locos and rolling stock, particularily the SD70M, my favorite I have stood 15 feet away while a CN SD70 has started rolling from a standstil, first ringing the bell, then throttling up gradually, and I can say the sounds of the SD70M in this pack match that damn near perfectly. Very impressive for sure!
Dave Reage - Beta Tester
Halifax, Canada
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