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Date: 08/08/20 03:19
A tale of three CP trains
Author: rrartist

As most of you all know by now I prefer EMD led trains over the "cookie cutter" GE models, so when I found out that CP 474 had the CP 7029 leading....
Top image - CP 474 at Weaver MN
Middle image - Minneiska MN
Bottom image - Minnesota City MN



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Date: 08/08/20 03:22
Re: A tale of three CP trains
Author: rrartist

Last one of CP 474, CP 7029 at Homer MN and then back up to Whitman MN near Bass Camp Resort for CP 198, CP 8053. A few hour later it was out to Bangor WI for CP 685 and the CP 7023 leading 150 sand buckets for North Dakota. Have a GREAT weekend!



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Date: 08/08/20 05:54
Re: A tale of three CP trains
Author: 3rdswitch

Beauties, eh.
JB

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Date: 08/08/20 08:12
Re: A tale of three CP trains
Author: krm152

Those CP units sure look great, especially the heritage unit..
Thanks for posting your very nice photos.
ALLEN

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Date: 08/08/20 13:37
Re: A tale of three CP trains
Author: Ritzville

Nice looking Red machines, plus CP 7023!

Larry

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Date: 08/08/20 18:28
Re: A tale of three CP trains
Author: SvenMolson

Good work!

Sven
 

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Date: 08/08/20 19:21
Re: A tale of three CP trains
Author: bmarti7

Another great series Jim.

Bismarck Bill

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Date: 08/08/20 19:33
Re: A tale of three CP trains
Author: sdrake

I agree with your preference of EMD over the GEs.  EMD seemed to do a better job of painting of selecting paint and the GE units fade much faster than the EMD units.

Nice shots

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