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The Coffee Shop (a place to chat) Est. 2004
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Ed: <br />I finally got to watch all of <i>The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly</i>, and you're right, it is a great movie! Now only <i>For a Few Dollars More</i> and <i>A Fistful of Dollars</i> to go... <br /> <br />Well the modern day CB&Q is wanting to turn into BN again.[:I] I still like the 1950's era of the Q just as much if not more than I like the modern era, so at the moment I'm sticking with the transition era. <br /> <br /><b><i>But do you know how awsome a CB&Q SD70MAC in front of a NP SD70MAC would be???!!!</i></b> <br /> <br />So the modern-day CB&Q still has a chance....[:D][:p] <br /> <br />And I got a module built, a 2x6 one that I'll sand down and varnish sometime this week, however the construction of it leads me to ask one particularly nagging question: <br /> <br />Do they have 2x2 boards (for the legs) ready-made, or do you have to rip a 2x4 in to to make them? On our module, my dad and I just ripped 2x4s in to and used those for the legs, but I was wondering if you can buy these....? <br /> <br /> <br />Unfortunate news on the CB&Q front: <br /> <br />BNSF has completely closed down the ex-CB&Q West Burlington Shops, ending a locomotive shop that not only made a great deal of CB&Q steam locomotives but did virtually all maintenence on CB&Q, and BN diesel engines. <br /> <br />BNSF also has sold or is getting ready to sell the CB&Q's old West Chicago-Aurora line to a Illinois regional; this line was the very first part of the CB&Q built in the late 1840's/early 1850's. <br /> <br /> <br />
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