Hi folks
I'm funny with rail in that my interests within the hobby varies greatly. I'd really class myself as a "Railfan", I naturally have an interest in the Australian rail scene with QR/QRNational as well as standard gauge operations.
At the moment, I'm sort of getting into US railscene a little bit, I've always had a liking for RS3 Alcos and many other older generation US diesels.
I've been searching the DLS for Burlington Northern locos and found it rather odd that there isn't more than what's there. America and Britain dominates the DLS but Burlington Northern doesn't seem to be as wide spread as you would think. I'm having a hard time trying to track down a red and white Burlington liveried loco.
It's just odd that one of the biggest rail companies isn't more numerous on the DLS than it is.
BN rollingstock is well looked after though, lots of boxcars and grain hoppers available.
I'm funny with rail in that my interests within the hobby varies greatly. I'd really class myself as a "Railfan", I naturally have an interest in the Australian rail scene with QR/QRNational as well as standard gauge operations.
At the moment, I'm sort of getting into US railscene a little bit, I've always had a liking for RS3 Alcos and many other older generation US diesels.
I've been searching the DLS for Burlington Northern locos and found it rather odd that there isn't more than what's there. America and Britain dominates the DLS but Burlington Northern doesn't seem to be as wide spread as you would think. I'm having a hard time trying to track down a red and white Burlington liveried loco.
It's just odd that one of the biggest rail companies isn't more numerous on the DLS than it is.
BN rollingstock is well looked after though, lots of boxcars and grain hoppers available.