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The M424 was the MLW version of the C424 for roads in the U.S. The biggest difference between the American and Canadian versions of the 424 was nose design. Thanks for the correction on the M430 since there never was one produced, I meant the six-axle M630. One ALCO I didn't mention is the C420. It's widely used on many shortlines today and was produced in large numbers (for ALCO standards). If I am not mistaken only Rivarossi is producing the C420 in HO scale and this is only in a handful of old paint schemes and they don't offer an undercorated model. Pentrex, the railroad video producers, offer a 3-part series of VHS tapes on ALCOs. These tapes were filmed from the mid to late 1990s. I think it's an excellent production.
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