Engines Wishlist for Jointed Rail.
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GP20s please:
| Electro Motive Division (demonstrators) | 4 | 5625–5628 | to Southern Pacific 7234–7237 |
| Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway | 75 | 1100–1174 | |
| Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad | 36 | 900–935 | to Burlington Northern Railroad 2036–2071 |
| Great Northern Railway | 36 | 2000–2035 | High short hood; to Burlington Northern Railroad 2000–2035, 1700 gallon fuel tanks |
| New York Central Railroad | 15 | 6100–6114 | no dynamic brake; to Penn Central 2100-2112; to Conrail same numbers |
| Southern Pacific Company | 34 | 7200–7233 | |
| St. Louis Southwestern Railway | 20 | 800–819 | |
| Union Pacific Railroad | 30 | 700–729 | |
| Western Pacific Railroad | 10 | 2001–2010 | High short hood; Second Order used Blomberg B trucks from traded-in FTs |
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[/th]Guilford Rail purchased 13 of the NYC GP20s that Conrail retired in 1985.
Maybe, by chance? ATSF high hood and rebuilt short low hoods.
marmalade32
Active member
Love to see more steam on JR, maybe the AC-8 cab forwards.
TrimetWESFan1003
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Two mistakes. Number one is requesting the models are freeware, and two is requesting T:ANE compatibility. You're getting neither of these things and JR hasn't made a single T:ANE compatible item in years now, due to Trainz 2019 and up supporting PBR.
Blutorse4792
Now T:ANE I can get into
I saw murmurs in another thread about revamped Geeps in the works, so I suppose I'll throw my hat in the ring and nominate my beloved old 
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The "J" initially had five of these GP38-2s, but 703 was the last one remaining at the time of the CN purchase. Beloved by foamers and loathed by crews, some say you can still see her faded oil slicks along the old right-of-way...
While we're engaging in officially sanctioned gimme-pigging, I can't help but notice that you also have some SD38s and SD38-2s in your shop. Why, it just so happens that the "J" rostered a large fleet of those as well:
Both the GPs and SDs wore a variety of matching liveries over the decades. Always orange with green lettering and silver trucks, but with some variation in the fonts, logos and striping, depending on the era.
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The "J" initially had five of these GP38-2s, but 703 was the last one remaining at the time of the CN purchase. Beloved by foamers and loathed by crews, some say you can still see her faded oil slicks along the old right-of-way...
While we're engaging in officially sanctioned gimme-pigging, I can't help but notice that you also have some SD38s and SD38-2s in your shop. Why, it just so happens that the "J" rostered a large fleet of those as well:
Both the GPs and SDs wore a variety of matching liveries over the decades. Always orange with green lettering and silver trucks, but with some variation in the fonts, logos and striping, depending on the era.
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wayneshorter1965
The Golden Empire
Since y'all have started to dabble in electric railways a bit, I thought I might suggest some Pacific Electric steel interurban cars, like these ex-SP Portland Red Electric cars. The owl face cars are my personal favorites.
Here's a "Portland Twelve"
Here's an ex Portland car converted to a box motor
This is another 1200 class, 1222-1245 dubbed Long Beach Twelve's. Meant to upgrade service on the Southern District 4 track line, they were native to PERY and were built by Pullman. The 1200's were mainstays on PE's interurban lines.
*edit* This one is actually 1243, another Long Beach Twelve, I mistook the 4 for a 1.
Here is a shot of a couple San Bernardino Twelves, 1200-1221, built by Pressed Steel Car
Here's a "Portland Twelve"
Here's an ex Portland car converted to a box motor
This is another 1200 class, 1222-1245 dubbed Long Beach Twelve's. Meant to upgrade service on the Southern District 4 track line, they were native to PERY and were built by Pullman. The 1200's were mainstays on PE's interurban lines.
*edit* This one is actually 1243, another Long Beach Twelve, I mistook the 4 for a 1.
Here is a shot of a couple San Bernardino Twelves, 1200-1221, built by Pressed Steel Car
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Blutorse4792
Now T:ANE I can get into
On second thought, this
