Both books the diesel locomotives an steam locomotives cyclopedias have arived well I'm off now reading the diesel book on the dd35b's section
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Both books the diesel locomotives an steam locomotives cyclopedias have arived well I'm off now reading the diesel book on the dd35b's section
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You got yourself some good reading. Those two books along with Pennsy Power I & II, never sit on my bookshelf and are always on my desk. I recommend them for any railfan along with the Contemporary Diesel Spotting Guide by Withers. Buying both books can be a bit pricey. I was lucky when I bought mine, I was working at a hobby shop and had a 30% discount. It was a part time job that ended up costing me money!!Joe Hildenbrand
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LAST EDITED ON Mar-28-03 AT 08:00 PM (EDT)
yep shure do, it wasn't that bad of a price an came with free shipping if I got the both of them.
WOW! on page 258-259 of the steam locomotive book a genum M4 Yellowstone articulaed Loco WOW! (so far)
The only problem I have is the book can't get scaned with my book scaner is to small for it. I am trying to Take a digita Photo of the page with my digital Camera. (seems to work ) I will have to make a stand for the camera to get it right tho. hope to get it all together. I might have to get Train modeler becouse to me gmax is a pain in the rear with back grounds and metric settings.anyway Im glad to have these books in my hands now and will be trying to get it started ASAP.thanks for the replies and gook luck all with your projects an keep on rollin down the track fastruck
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