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The Aristocraft Class 66 was a brave attempt to woo an international customer base - a valid one, as it happened, as the locomotives, built at the GM plant in London Ontario, were sold all over Western Europe. They were, after all, little more than a loading gauge adjusted AC4000 - the 4000 being the horse-power.
They were, even allowing for the rather odd scale, a very fine model indeed, and shared all their running gear with Aristocraft's immensely powerful Dash-9 model, one of which hauled 100 cars around the promenade deck of the old Cunarder, the 'Queen Mary', located in Huntingdon Beach CA.
They were, even allowing for the rather odd scale, a very fine model indeed, and shared all their running gear with Aristocraft's immensely powerful Dash-9 model, one of which hauled 100 cars around the promenade deck of the old Cunarder, the 'Queen Mary', located in Huntingdon Beach CA.
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