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  1. Main North Line, New Zealand

    Main North Line, New Zealand

    Dj 1248, a Mitsubishi built loco with a Bo-Bo-Bo wheel arrangement, hauls a Christchurch - Piction passenger train.
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    • Category: International Passenger Trains
  2. Kaikoura, New Zealand

    Kaikoura, New Zealand

    Df 1669, a GL22MC from GMDD, seen at Kaikoura soon after commissioning.
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    • Comments: 2
    • Category: International Freight Trains
  3. New Zealand Railways G12A and U26C

    New Zealand Railways G12A and U26C

    EMD La Grange G12A DA 1424 of 10/1955 banks GE U26C DX2623 of 1975 up the Raurimu Spiral in New Zealand. Early 1980's.
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    • Comments: 5
    • Category: Vintage Freight Train Photos - Diesel Era


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