2010 Milwaukee National Train Show - Walthers Interview
Stacey Walthers Naffah of Walthers talks about Walthers plans for the future while standing next to two beautifully restored Milwaukee Road Hiawatha cars.
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After we finished the interview with Stacey, a Canadian Pacific freight came through the Milwaukee depot on the track behind us. What else could we do besides video tape it?
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So that SD on the front of the roll-through is what, about 1000 years old?
Philip H. Chief Everything Officer Baton Rouge Southern Railroad, Mount Rainier Div.
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I'd guess mid-70s, but it definitely demonstrated how locomotives have grown in size over the past 30 years.
Modeling a fictional GWI shortline combining three separate areas into one freelance-ish railroad.
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That first unit looks like a
That first unit looks like a GEVO.
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And a good reason I model an older era when locomotives didn't look out of place on a typical model layout.
Cal