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Wgadansk did a payware version (I hope all of his past offerings re appear on K&L trainz!) that is Highly worth buying.
Bill reworked model looks good! Hope to see more of his past work resurface.
I've been reworking Bill's previous model....new textures, sounds, smoke all in the works!
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It was scrapped a few years AFTER it was saved, all because of a freakin derailment.![]()
It was like dick Jensen didn't even give a damn when CB&Q 5632 & GTW 5629 were scrapped
NTSEFAN; said:It served him right though, he was a bigger jerk than Alfred Perlman ever was. those two are one of the few people in real life I can hate.![]()
literally I can relate to it.
Jensen purchased the engine when the CB&Q changed management and cancelled the restoration of it in 1966. He stored it in a roundhouse while it was still torn apart and the roundhouse ended up being sold. And they pretty much told him he had to vacate within 48 hours....obviously that wasn't going to happen. So when he couldn't remove it himself, whoever bought the property took it and moved it and derailed it, so they just scrapped it there. Thats why he filed and won the lawsuit.
Alfred Pearlman wasn't a jerk, he did what was required for the railroad to survive. He saved both the WP and the NYC from going bankrupt.
I understand. Aside from that, which I agree is unforgivable, he made the NYC a viable company again, at least until the early 60's. He streamlined their operations and cut costs. I guess he thought that the NYC couldn't spare the money to preserve any steam locomotives. Thankfully, two Mohawks were saved, but I wish he had saved a least one Hudson and one Niagara.