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HeyI'm beta testing the unit now. I'm doing the CANAC model for that one. I think that it'll look pretty good!! Redfox Future engineer for the New Brunswick East Coast Railway"Grab Life By The Horns!"- DodgeProud member of the CN No-Trail SD60F club!
I'll take ten! Looking good!I'll probably get my CN railfan license revoked for this, but what type of unit is it? It looks familiar, but I just can't place my finger on it....Dave Reage - Beta Tester Halifax, Canada
>I'll probably get my CN railfan license revoked for this, >but what type of unit is it? It looks familiar, but I just >can't place my finger on it.... Shame, Shame Dave. 7100-7107 SW1200RM Remanufactured from SW1200RS units. The hoods, main generators, cooling fans & traction motor blowers were used from retired GP9's 1350 HP, 246000 LBS, Max speed 65MPH 7100-7101 GS-413a 7102-7107 GS-413bBetter know as a Sweep.Season's GreetingsLater! GordCheck out my website - http://www.cnrphotos.com
Thanks Gord...I actually thought it looked like a combination of a SW1200 and a GP9 but thought that was too odd to be true!Definetly looking forward to running this rare beast!Dave Reage - Beta Tester Halifax, Canada
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