Favorite Locomotives!
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Two of my all-time favs, courtesy of my beloved Southern Pacific Lines...
One, the P-series pacifics. Specifically the ones in the 2470-80 class (I'm not good on classes of these)
My number-one, the Mt-series 4-8-2s. Specifically them after they got their skyline casings. I've wondered for years why no Mt-series engine is out there for trainz, of any model (but specificly these) I'd make it myself but i can barely make a rectangle!
One, the P-series pacifics. Specifically the ones in the 2470-80 class (I'm not good on classes of these)
My number-one, the Mt-series 4-8-2s. Specifically them after they got their skyline casings. I've wondered for years why no Mt-series engine is out there for trainz, of any model (but specificly these) I'd make it myself but i can barely make a rectangle!
About my pics somebody said that none of those steam locos will run again. But i think some time the 611 will be running in front of some NS F7A's. P.S. The ns F7A's are the same paint sceme as the ones jointed rail is comeing out with. And one mor
e pic... This loco was N&W Before Strasburg bought it.
D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
Yes a GM class loco has been done for TRS 2004.
Now just to save going OT, one of my favourites:
Now just to save going OT, one of my favourites:
schoolhater
huh?..........
Hunslet 0-4-0 Thomas Bach (2ft Gauge)
It was my whole life favourite
I just like these so much
Tom Hughes
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SantaFebuff
That's So Trainz Forum
You really should come and railfan with me. We see those things almost everyday! They are my favorite Dash 8.
I must add another locomotive that has taken first place from the BL-2...
EMD SD60!
Cheers,
Joshua
vectorm1299
New member
British Rail class 91/0 becoming 91/1 after major mechanical overhaul.
Fleet number range before overhaul 91001 - 91031
Fleet number range after overhaul 91101 - 91132*
(91123 renumber *91132 to appease superstitious drivers after the loco was involved in two major acciedents)
Operating country(s): England / Scotland
Builder: GEC
Sub-contractor: British Rail Engineering Limited (BREL)
Build date: 14 April 1988 - Late 1991
First passenger service date 3 March 1989
Operating companies in order of first use.
1. British Rail, Inter-City, East Coast (Service: IC225) [Nickname: Electra]
2. Great North Eastern Railways (Service: GNER225, Flying Scotsman) [Nickname: Stealth Bomber]
3. National Express (Service: NE225) [Nickname: none i am aware of]
4. East Coast <UK Goverment owned / operated> (Service: EC225) [Nickname: none i am aware of]
Always liked the Class 91s from a young age, and have done since.
Fleet number range before overhaul 91001 - 91031
Fleet number range after overhaul 91101 - 91132*
(91123 renumber *91132 to appease superstitious drivers after the loco was involved in two major acciedents)
Operating country(s): England / Scotland
Builder: GEC
Sub-contractor: British Rail Engineering Limited (BREL)
Build date: 14 April 1988 - Late 1991
First passenger service date 3 March 1989
Operating companies in order of first use.
1. British Rail, Inter-City, East Coast (Service: IC225) [Nickname: Electra]
2. Great North Eastern Railways (Service: GNER225, Flying Scotsman) [Nickname: Stealth Bomber]
3. National Express (Service: NE225) [Nickname: none i am aware of]
4. East Coast <UK Goverment owned / operated> (Service: EC225) [Nickname: none i am aware of]
Always liked the Class 91s from a young age, and have done since.
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Nickster5171
Railfan
The GS-4 used by Southern Pacific Railroad. I hear that it was nicknamed the "Most beautiful Engine in the World." I also hear that the last remaining of its kind is in a museum in Oregon. I love the Daylight color scheme that was used on it. Who here agrees with me?