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Ron Flanary recalls when UP 3985 came east to be transformed into a Clinchfield articulated to lead the Santa Train in 1992. Cate Kratville-Wrinn brings it home with a review of UP 844’s 80 …
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50 Years of Railfan & Railroad Magazine
2024年10月20日 · In 1968, future Railroad Model Craftsman Editor Tony Koester stopped in to meet with Publisher Hal Carstens about an idea he had — a railroad magazine for railroad …