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dnsommer
Member # 2825
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I'm watching a two-part episode of X-Files in which Mulder jumps on the roof of a secret government train. He finds the train in a place supposedly called Quinnimont, WV. The train consists of an RDC (No. 82517), a string of classy looking, burgundy, flat-sided, Heritage-era cars that look to be of UP descent, and some kind of an Alco type of road switcher.

Anyone know more about the production of this X-Files episode?

Dave

[This message has been edited by dnsommer (edited 11-24-2003).]
 

JONATHON
Member # 2899
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I seen that eposode... they should have showed the locomotives better, but then again they didnt have railfans in mind.----neat train though.

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JONATHON D. ORTIZ
 




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