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My Baldwin mallet is now ready for downloading.


As usual any constructive feedback is welcome.

KCJones wrote:My Baldwin mallet is now ready for downloading.

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As usual any constructive feedback is welcome.

Awesome! This might be the first locomotive I get from you. My dads side of the family is deeply rooted with the only 2-4-4-2 in the US: The "Skookum".

When I get home from school I'll post a picture and a little story maybe.

That adds to the list of DLC I look forward to buying from you!

My grandfather Arthur Hamilton was a friend of Charlie Maslow, the one who discovered and pulled up the "Skookum" from off it's side. My grandfather made and placed these signs along the Fire Service road heading out to the "Skookum" to allow drivers to get to the work site. This is the only known survivor of these helpful signs.
This was in the mid 60's when this was going on. For those that don't know, the Skookum is the only 2-4-4-2 in the U.S.A and is one of only two in the world.

*The more you know!*

The Sumpter Valley Railway/Unitah Railway Mallet would be interesting for NG. Started out with the side tanks then when the Sumpter Valley Railway bought the pair they removed the side tanks and gave them a tender! I have a LGB model of it, it's nearly 4ft long!

I purchased this dlc mine has no sound. Was it supposed to have sound or what am I missing?

Gravest2 wrote:I purchased this dlc mine has no sound. Was it supposed to have sound or what am I missing?

I would send him a Personal Message on the forum or on his website. He's usually quick to respond by email. http://railworksamerica.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=77

Thank you I will try that. I didn't know he was a member of this sight.

Gravest2 wrote:Thank you I will try that. I didn't know he was a member of this sight.

Look at the handle where he posted the now available picture.

OK thanks

A small spray of paint may be in order
To be honest, I much prefer the all over black - the green just doesnt seem right to me



From the Oregon Scenic, where the real Skookum was returned to steam last week for the Pete Lerro charter and is now laid up for quite a few weeks due to damage caused to the valve gear.

I live in oregon. I'm gonna go in march and set up trackside, chase the photo shoot excursion.