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Here is what I have been working on for a couple days. If anyone wants me to continue with it, then just say so in a reply to this. Also, if there are any comments or suggestions, just reply. Thanks, Adam
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Looks good so far. Jonathan Nikiforovs.
Milepost 180, CP Belleville Sub.
Repainter for Yonder Locomotive Works.
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Anything KCS is good for me. Keep goin! BTW, is that 611?Austin S.
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Post it.I'm sure it'll get downloaded.
Claude350
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The engine number that I have right now is 612 but I will do more if anyone wants a specific one.
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Ok, I was just asking since I had 611 on a Kansas City, KS to Amarillo, TX manifast train yesterday morning. I'd like to see a whole bunch of the SD40-3s (610-630 and 634 are the ones rebuilt from SD45s, the others in the 600 class are SD40-2s), but you don't have to do all, maybe three numbers like Bill Hemb did with his KCS units.Austin S.
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