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VADarthDadOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Anyone know the "right" way to search for a sound file on the MTH website that can actually find results?

I'm looking to upgrade "A" and "Y6b". I've found an N&W 1218 sound file. Ideally, would like a PS3 version, but can't find that....

But when I search for "Y6", their search engine finds nothing.

Finds nothing with "Y" search.

But I just found a search for "Y6b" finds some items!

"Norfolk and Western" finds 50 steam engines, but no Y6. But I know they made them....

"3072" finds the PS2 Y6b (Premiere). Grabbed that sound file.

"1163" finds a Railking Y6b, but it's 5v.

Is there any way to know that I have the "best" or "most recent" sound file when their search engine does not seem to function properly?

Thanks, Dave

1/16/1611:36 AM

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