#2. I know it has been mentioned before, quite early on, but I would love to see one of Southern's high hood GE diesels, I know the hood would have to be heightened, but I would love to see a JointedRail quality Southern High hood tuxedo GE B23-7, B30-7A1, B36, U23B, U30C, or U33C. These locomotive all looked similar, the main aesthetic difference was that the Bs were on 4 wheel trucks, and the Us on 6 wheel. The bells were on the long hood,meaning technically they ran LHF, though most I've seen were running SHF.
^Southern Railway B23-7 of GE, photo from southern.railfan.net^
Photo from southern.railfan.net
^The Long Hood of a U33B, note the bell and 6 wheel trucks (same as used on your SOU SD40-2), the short hood looks almost identical as the short hood on the B23-7.^
#3. I would also like to see your GP7s reskinned into Tennessee Valley's black and maroon as 1824 and 1829.
Photo by Mr. Robert Duncan Sr.
#1. And the diesel that I consider 2nd to only steam engines, the Baldwin S-12, I would love (more then for the GE) to see your currently freeware Mono Quarry S-12 in Southern Green and Gold with the SR logo as free ware, or preferably as pay ware, this would be something I would definitely pay $10 or $15 for if you would do a pack with cab view and in weathered and none weathered like you have done with the SD9 and it's 3 versions.
This is 2294, the only S-12 I have ever seen in a color photo, pictured in Southern Railway Passenger Green, hopefully a weathered version like 2294 was at this time, and a crisp clean freshly painted green version, for 2 of the 3 versions.
Possibly the 3rd version if you do 3, like with the SD9s, modelled by 2294 as well(I like green and gold better) in standard SOU tuxedo paint with the herald logo and green painted out by black. I have seen 2297 in black and white with the herald logo paint so I assume she was green at a time too, and then in later, color photo years, like 2294, she was in tuxedo black.
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