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Great to see these beasts in motion. 1:23 shows the infamous wheel slip. I get the impression from all I have read that this was caused by a heavy hand on the throttle more than a deficiency in traction. It's akin to mashing the pedal on a muscle car, you will "get rubber in all four gears". Beautiful locomotives and hotrods to boot.
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I'd buy an N scale T1 in a heartbear, if it was reasonably priced.
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Your just rolling with the pennsy porn today
I impulse bought a PRR N5C in brass today, my second brass item in the fleet
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Sooooooo much foam...
Makes selling a kidney on the black market that more lucrative if it means a nice T1 in my hands.
-Cody F.
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