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Railroad Supply Corporation has been serving the Live Steam Hobby since 1970 when the company was founded by [[Chet Peterson]] and a number of live-steamers dedicated to the hobby. The first locomotive developed was the Central Pacific No. 173 4-4-0. the locomotive that [[Walt Disney]] has called "the most beautifully proportioned locomotive ever built." Walt must have been correct about the CP-173 because it is the most popular of our locomotive kits and has been built by live steamers throughout the world as well as in the United States. | Railroad Supply Corporation has been serving the Live Steam Hobby since 1970 when the company was founded by [[Chet Peterson]] and a number of live-steamers dedicated to the hobby. The first locomotive developed was the Central Pacific No. 173 4-4-0. the locomotive that [[Walt Disney]] has called "the most beautifully proportioned locomotive ever built." Walt must have been correct about the CP-173 because it is the most popular of our locomotive kits and has been built by live steamers throughout the world as well as in the United States. | ||
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File:RailroadSupply CP173.jpg|A Railroad Supply Corporation Central Pacific 173. Photo by Dale F | |||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* [http://www.railroadsupply.com Official website] | * [http://www.railroadsupply.com Official website] | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 26 November 2013
History
Railroad Supply Corporation has been serving the Live Steam Hobby since 1970 when the company was founded by Chet Peterson and a number of live-steamers dedicated to the hobby. The first locomotive developed was the Central Pacific No. 173 4-4-0. the locomotive that Walt Disney has called "the most beautifully proportioned locomotive ever built." Walt must have been correct about the CP-173 because it is the most popular of our locomotive kits and has been built by live steamers throughout the world as well as in the United States.
A Railroad Supply Corporation Central Pacific 173. Photo by Dale F
