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I've run a train over Donner many times, I don't recall where there is a 120 MPH stretch of track lol, *Immediately begins checking timetables and Subdivision Updates*
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Sherman Hill at 120mph
80349
Thirty-seven minutes
In October 1934 the M-10001, known as the "Canary Bolt", set the currently unbroken record of 57 hours from coast to coast, leaving Los Angeles at 10 PM on the 22nd and arriving Grand Central Terminal at 9:55 AM on the 25th, hitting speeds of 120mph.
I do not know what route she took but it is unlikely she took any of these passes at 120mph. LOL
Once upon a time the US had the infrastructure and engineering skill to do high speed trainz.
80349
Thirty-seven minutes
In October 1934 the M-10001, known as the "Canary Bolt", set the currently unbroken record of 57 hours from coast to coast, leaving Los Angeles at 10 PM on the 22nd and arriving Grand Central Terminal at 9:55 AM on the 25th, hitting speeds of 120mph.
I do not know what route she took but it is unlikely she took any of these passes at 120mph. LOL
Once upon a time the US had the infrastructure and engineering skill to do high speed trainz.
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trainman7616
Western Maryland Addict
First two shots are on my version of HorseShoe Curve. (TS10)
Last two shots are on my Albany Susquehanna & Southern
(TS12 SP1 HF4)
Last two shots are on my Albany Susquehanna & Southern
(TS12 SP1 HF4)
jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
A pair of LE&E units drifts downgrade from the NYC interchange towards Montgomery Cove yard. Meanwhile, two S2s head up a NYC transfer run on the high line.
If I remember right, that is where I got this one too, but I was looking at one of the original big three photos at they used J #604, Y #2147, and A #1212 in the one I used as a reference.
I was thinking of the other 'Big Three' picture. My mistake.