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10/06/2008 7:22 PM  
Very cool i never seen real GG-1s in service......
 
 
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10/07/2008 6:49 AM  
I understand those things just whooshed down the track.

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10/07/2008 4:41 PM  
Thanks!
 
Question: when they took on fuel and water, what was the fuel used for?

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10/07/2008 4:42 PM  
I love the "art deco" look of the GG1.  It is the most handsome electric to ever run.  It is sad none of these survived other than static display
 
Thanks for putting this up
 
 
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10/07/2008 4:48 PM  
Stan,
 
The fuel was used for the steam boiler that supplied heat for the passenger cars. The GG1 is my favorite, I hope Aristo gets around to making their version someday.
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10/07/2008 6:06 PM  
GG-1s look really cool just movin along,it appears that they pull very well 18 PLUS cars...NICE
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10/07/2008 9:36 PM  
Thanks Chris. I had assumed they could have used electricity for heat, but I suppose the passenger cars had to be used with all types of locos.

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