For all of You Train Lovers
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I see one 'A' unit, and another 'A-B' a few tracks over, possibly two 'B' units on that.
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Aha... A high speed 442 Atlantic passenger engine with 79 inch drivers guessing from the picture known to have hit 100 MPH.
Built one 10 years ago capable of 25 MPH
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They're not supposed to do that.
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This was from the Hinton collision (1986). I used to go into the office when nobody was there and change the foreman's computer wallpaper to this. Unfortunately a lot of people died, including both engine crews, when a freight train hit a passenger train head on.
That yellow stuff is sulphur.
That yellow stuff is sulphur.
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