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Also, to shed some light on the directions that the loco's are pointing. <br /> <br />A lot of the time you will see two loco's in opposite directions, the lead loco pointing forward (obviously) and the second loco pointing backwards. This is done on a lot of railways so if the loco's get in a situation where they now have to go in the other direction with another train, all you have to do is get in the other loco and it can now be the lead loco. With this being done, no turn table or switch is needed to turn the loco's around.
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