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henry3Charter Member · 1498 posts

I know there was a message thread about Bill's Erie Lackawanna "Phoebe Snow" trainset in this forum! I downloaded the file after I read about it here...and I was hoping to hear that a certain fix was in the works. In any event, I thought Bill did a great job on the trainset.I guess I'll have to post some pics and see what happens. EL #830 in her later years accelerates the Phoebe Snow to track speed. Most Erie Lackwanna E-8s lost their portholes as they aged.Henry

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henry3Charter Member · 1498 posts

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That's the one. I guess I must have missed the message in the forums.I'll grab it from the File Library when I get home.Thanks!Henry

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