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Charter Member · 205 posts

LAST EDITED ON Jun-07-03 AT 02:40 AM (EDT)

Hi, I found this pic on the NYC website and noticed there
is nothing in the file library quite like it. Is anyone
working on something like this or is it available from
another site? These little speedsters were used to pull
milk trains and short, fast passenger trains. TIA*edit* except the 2-4-2 columbia, which wasn't widely used
AFAIK

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Charter Member · 407 posts

RE: 4-4-2 atlantic

I found someone to do the textures for it so I just have to get the mapping work done and get it sent to the painter. The one that I'm building is a PRR locomotive and as with most Pennsy steamers it is very distinctive.

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Charter Member · 854 posts

RE: 4-4-2 atlantic

wpfan,I am realy looking forward to your engine as the Atlantics are som of my favs. Keep up that great work!/JonatanSteam rules!4-4-2 atlantic – image 3

My E-mail jonatan.gronoset@telia.com

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