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Re: what is the use of a caboose?
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lugnet.trains
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Wed, 25 Jul 2001 13:12:28 GMT
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Benjamin Medinets wrote:
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> Everyone loves a caboose.
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> > > But not outside the USA where we don't have them.
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> > > We do have Guard's Vans though.
> > > Similar function, but usually a different design.
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> > > They too have disappeared.
> > > So have the Guards!
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> > You don't love cabooses? How weird. I suppose you hate trolleys too ;)
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> I either think that Lawrence doesn't have a lot of exposure to cabooses, or
> thinks they are too "american" for him. (then again, I don't want to speak
> for him.....)
Definitely. I'm glad to see LEGO provide some American style equipment.
> Oh I absolutely love Cabooses and Trolleys. I don't like the new one
> coming out as much as the one in the 3225 classic train...that is a nice
> caboose (IMO)
That is NOT absolutely NOT a caboose. It's a coach.
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| <snip> Everyone loves a caboose. (...) I either think that Lawrence doesn't have a lot of exposure to cabooses, or thinks they are too "american" for him. (then again, I don't want to speak for him.....) Oh I absolutely love Cabooses and Trolleys. I (...) (23 years ago, 25-Jul-01, to lugnet.trains)
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