guess the LOCO game...

[drrt4]

my guess is a GP30.

side track: i have more want to see?
here are a few:

(its true for me!) more if you want to see more!

have a ball! DR

 

[PereMarquette1225fan]

SPNGTyler, you're very close to guessing what model the Penn Central units are.

Keep guessing everyone.

 

[mbv67]

my guess

I think the lead unit is a GP38-2 Phase 1, and all the other Emd's are Phase 1/early Phase 2 GP40's and the last one is a U25B. As to the line they're on, since it has catenary wires, I guess the Northeast Corridor or such similar looking lines.

 

[PereMarquette1225fan]

Correct! Good job. Yes sir, you called it correct. You now have two days to upload an image. You must really know a lot about Penn Central too.

 

[drrt4]

ok mbv67 please post a new loco in 2 days, thanks.

side track: here are some more!:

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(only 3 left!!) have a ball! DR

 

[SPNGTyler]

Dang, I dont know how I forgot the -2 part. And my original guess was the NE corredor, but I forgot they still ran frieght on it after the NYC/PRR merger.

Ah well, I tried. Not bad for a Texan

 

[mbv67]

Guess this.

SPNGTyler I applaud your effort for trying to guess PereMarquette1225fan's image, you were really close.

All right players, try to guess the locomotive seen here, and the locomotive it was rebuilt from.

Good luck.
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Cheers, Kameran.

 

[PereMarquette1225fan]

That's a Santa Fe SF30C. It was originally a GE U30C.

 

[drrt4]

i cant post a guess because PereMarquette1225fan beat me to it...

side track: last 3:

have a ball! DR:wave:

 

[mbv67]

Very close PereMarquette1225fan, you messed the pre-rebuilt locomotive model up, hint ATSF didn't own any standard U30Cs, besides the U30CG, but they did order 100 of higher horsepower locomotive similar to the U30C. Hint: It is similar to a U33C except extra horsepower.

 

[PereMarquette1225fan]

2nd Guess

The diesel is not a General Electric U30C or a U33C, so I'm going to have to guess it's a GE U36C. If I get it right, then I'll probably be the first to get it right back to back.

 

[SPNGTyler]

Sad times for those who dont know their diesels

 

[mbv67]

PereMarquette1225fan, you are correct, you really know your locomotives.

So as in DR would say, please post a new locomotive in 2 days.

 

[FlyingScottmond]

lol, heres a hard one that only a hardcore australian trainzer would know:

(I walk by that intersection every day)

 

[PereMarquette1225fan]

Steam Shot

I'd thought I'd take us back to the era in which steam was king. Name the railroad.

Hint: It is near Enola Yard in Enola, Pennsylvania.

 

[drrt4]

lol, heres a hard one that only a hardcore australian trainzer would know:

(I walk by that intersection every day)

this is the first guy to go out of turn....why brake a grate streak!?:''( you are out of turn no guesses for this loco count

OT: i have no clue.(PereMarquette1225fan's guess)

chear up SPNtyler!

 

[SPNGTyler]

Wow, that is easy. Its on the Pennsy (PRR).


Even though you just want the railroad, id say its one of their 4-8-2.

 

[PereMarquette1225fan]

Yes SPNGTyler, it is a Pennsylvania Railroad steam locomotive, but it's not an M1 4-8-2. You are slightly off with the wheel arrangement.

 

[SantaFebuff]

Pennsylvania Railroad 2-10-0 decapod?

Cheers,
Joshua

 

[Truemac]

Pennsy 2-8-2