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Horse Creek ist eine kleine Ansiedlung im südlichen Wyoming um das Jahr 1957 herum.

O-Ton von Peter Everitt: The year is somewhere around 1957. Horse Creek is a small settlement in southern Wyoming. The name comes from the "intermittent" river which flows through it taking melt water from the Rockies down to join the Mississippi River and eventually to reach the Gulf of Mexico. At this point the creek is crossed by the main line of the Colorado and Southern Railway.

First generation cab-unit diesels (F3 & F7) are the main power and the road switcher or hood-units (SD7 & SD9) have just arrived; however there is still some steam operation.

The model, as always, is incomplete and is not intended to be a precise replica of the prototype but to be typical of the area with its wide, open spaces.