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lirrmike
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 Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 9:54 pm Post subject: LIRR |
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Your work is so outstanding! I hate to even ask you both if you could do a set of Long Island Rail Road early diesel fleet.
Mostly ALCOs, S-1,2,3,4s. RS-1,2,3s. C420, early version with AAR trucks, you've done the version with Hi-Ad trucks, but maybe with an earlier paint scheme. Wow! Thanks.
Mike
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rfranzosa
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Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
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Hi Mike,
Is there a freeware or payware route that could be used for LIRR? I'm guessing the north end of the PRR-ER. Any others?
Rick
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lirrmike
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Rick,
There was (is?) a LIRR route named "LI Port Jefferson Branch 3" (LIPJ3). Runs from Jamaica to Port Jefferson.
This forum (http://lirr.thermomods.com/index.php/board,9.0.html) has some information about it, also I believe Kyle (Lirr168) was the person who built the route.
I am a Moderator on the forum.
Hope this helps.
Mike
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