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Sunday, August 28, 2011

ALCO DL531 pt2

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40ft containers

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20 ft containers

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Hi welcome to rusted2therails (i know it's a weird name) My interests in model railways are 1/87 nswgr 1950s mixed freight up to the present day Pacific National steel trains and everything in between. I do like to get out from time to time and photograph the real ones although my photos are not great i still have fun.I hope you find this site interesting with the mix of real and model trains as i do enjoy putting the posts together Mathew Hughes
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