Montana Rail Link Manifest
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great train and great video
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Hey, that's my train! Yay!!!
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0:23 What are those green and white diesels on the right of the screen?
Trainmaster189 1 year ago
@Trainmaster189 - The Green and White locomotives belong to the train club's fictitious modern day California Southern Railroad. The paint scheme is very similar to both the real California Northern and Arizona and California Railroads. The California Southern was actually a real railroad back in the late 1800s and early 1900s running from Barstow to San Diego, CA. It was purchased by the ATSF Railway in the early 1900s providing the Santa Fe RR with access over Cajon Pass ever since.
CaliforniaSouthern 1 year ago