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Run One
Sooooo apparently I have the best, most understanding wife! For our 3rd wedding anniversary she arranged for me to be the engineer on the Union Pacific Engine #942 at the Southern California Railway Museum! I got to be at the controls for about an hour and a half, I was astonished at how responsive and simple it was to operate. The guy running the program is a big N Scale modeler, so I told him about the site, hopefully he shows up here in a few days.
https://socalrailway.org/collections/union-pacific/
I will put up pics of us in front of the engine, and me in the cab, at the controls as soon as I can get them downloaded, resized etc....
https://socalrailway.org/collections/union-pacific/
I will put up pics of us in front of the engine, and me in the cab, at the controls as soon as I can get them downloaded, resized etc....
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Jerry