Yeah, that ought to work!

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That 'enhanced' thing isn't clear to me, it's a video of some type. No way the book comes like that.
I have ordered a German copy of the book from Amazon as I couldn't find an English language version at any price (I took German in college and it's rusty, but I have a better go at that than any other language it's been printed in). There's some truly amazing stuff routinely coming out of Europe that even comic books fans in the US have no idea of.

I ordered a French copy from Amazon.fr because I can read French. €8.50 shipping charges... too bad the local book stores cannot get it for me.
The video demo of the "enhanced thing" appears to be greatly exaggerated. I am hoping the book comes with a CD inside one of the covers, like some of my books. If so, will I be able to make it run on my computer?

My French copy arrived today. It is in English. No CD or any mention of an enhanced experience.

Elya drives 12.

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Coaling the Engine

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The story line has Elya shoveling coal as well as driving the engine. Who should drive the engine, Elya, the driver, or Leon Van Bel, the machinist? In the back of the comic book I found this information:

What the Driver does

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[E7]

ATSF is the only railroad I know of to try jointed boilers. Baldwin made the ball jointed boiler locomotives and accordion fold boiler locomotives for ATSF. There's no record of whether the accordion boiler could be persuaded to play musical notes during its operation.

Only Polkas!

[MurphOnMillerAve]

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If that were on a layout and a person hadn't seen that photo or the engine in real life, some folks might have thought that engine to be just a toy of great fantasy and imagination. Not real.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

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If that were on a layout and a person hadn't seen that photo or the engine in real life, some folks might have thought that engine to be just a toy of great fantasy and imagination. Not real.

I like it!

If one were available in O scale I would have to have it running about into tunnels endlessly just to satisfy my Freudian side.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

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If that were on a layout and a person hadn't seen that photo or the engine in real life, some folks might have thought that engine to be just a toy of great fantasy and imagination. Not real.

I like it!

If one were available in O scale I would have to have it running about into tunnels endlessly just to satisfy my Freudian side.

Ohdear, I think I see what you mean. Oi-vey.

[rogruth]

Arrrrrg!

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Arrrrrg!

Ok, Talk Like a Pirate Day is in September,

[rogruth]

Arrrrrg!

Ok, Talk Like a Pirate Day is in September,

Nah, that's a Hessian deserter descendant comment.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Arrrrrg!

Ok, Talk Like a Pirate Day is in September,

Nah, that's a Hessian deserter descendant comment.

Well, alrighty then,

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Now, there was a unique li'l conversation. Yup.

[J. S. Bach]

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Not as ugly as that French monstrosity!

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Image from Page 90 of "Scenario of the Photo Drama of Creation," written by Charles Taze Russell, published 1914 by International Bible Students Association, Brooklyn, N.Y., USA