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File:WallyRibbeck ModelRailroader Oct1948 0004.jpg|[[Wally Ribbeck]] at the controls of his Hudson. Wally's automobile furnishes blower air to start fires in his and [[Bill Michaels]]' engines until engines' blowers take over. | File:WallyRibbeck ModelRailroader Oct1948 0004.jpg|[[Wallace Ribbeck|Wally Ribbeck]] at the controls of his Hudson. Wally's automobile furnishes blower air to start fires in his and [[Bill Michaels]]' engines until engines' blowers take over. Fall 1948. | ||
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Revision as of 22:58, 27 September 2020
- That NYC Hudson of Wallace Ribbeck is really a masterpiece of a locomotive. I've seen it several times. It used to sit outside of the room at the Chattanooga Choo-Choo Hotel where the large model train layout was located. The locomotive disappeared from there and then moved to the Tennessee Valley Railroad back a number of years ago.
Wally Ribbeck at the controls of his Hudson. Wally's automobile furnishes blower air to start fires in his and Bill Michaels' engines until engines' blowers take over. Fall 1948.
