Got these pics in Salisbury, NC today. I think it is about time for a Justin Cornell Dash 9 to be done in these scheme. Notice the foreign power in the last pic! LOL
Adam

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Got these pics in Salisbury, NC today. I think it is about time for a Justin Cornell Dash 9 to be done in these scheme. Notice the foreign power in the last pic! LOL
Adam

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how foreign is that? That's commonplace. it's pure luck if you manage to spot oneBNSF Detector Milepost 666.
No defect
Train Speed 66.6mph
Axle Count: 666
Ambient Temperature 66.6 degrees
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I'm otherwise known as the SatanTrain
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There is one being done by GNR at the moment.
Its in beta right now, and almost ready for release.BTW NICE PICS!
Rob.
Mile 21.0 CN Oakville Sub.
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