What railroad do you model?

[Anonymous]

I generally mix a ton of different roadnames together[banghead] Since I see this everyday, it makes more since with the models[:)]

[twhite]

Should have said mixed railroads together, but basically it's Rio Grande standard gauge steam, with a lot of Espee thrown into the mix. Also, I have 'borrowed' locomotives from WP, C&S, C&O, Pennsy and GN. Makes for interesting consists.
Tom [:P][:P]

[fwdguy]

Burlington Northern here.

With some GN, NP, CB&Q.

Long live the BN!

[Anonymous]

Thanks for replying

[Anonymous]

Norfolk Southern, with run through's of CSX, BNSF, UP, and KCS.

[Anonymous]

My roster is generally BN with some bnsf, some csx, and some union pacific.[wow]


Trains rule![:D] and nascar is a close second[:)][tup]

[Anonymous]

I have my own industrial shortline that interchanges with CR and CP.

Jim

[Anonymous]

Like i said eariler, There are a lot of different things going on on my layout. I even made my own railroad[8D]

[aussiesteve]

Freelance but with real operators making an appearance under the open access regime out here [:)]

[orsonroy]

I can't vote, 'cause there's no "OTHER" category. I model the NKP, NYC, PRR, P&E, P&PU, PT Co., TP&W, C&IM, CB&Q, M&STL, IC , GM&O and IT. Why are none of these large roads on this poll? (OK, besides the Q?)

[Anonymous]

Ray B.: Pennsylvania was also on the list. None of the others were, though, from what I saw. As is usually the case in a poll like this, many names were left off. It has been asked before, so why not put an option for "other" in the poll?

Basically, I model UP from late steam to the present (mostly because I like their big steamers, so I've pretty much stuck with what I started with). I also have a mix of railroads which I have run from time to time, but I think those that I have run are all on the list.

The main thing is to model what you have fun with!

[Virginian]

You forgot other again.
N&W and Virginian in the 50's here.

[IRONROOSTER]

Of the list above, I picked the PRR. But I also model the Ma&Pa and the WW&F plus a little free lance.
Enjoy
Paul

[CPPedler]

There are some railways in the cold bit above Chicago , just a shame they are not in the poll !!!!!! CPPedler

[Anonymous]

I model UP, SP, and ATSF in the 1940s-1950s era.

[Anonymous]

I model the Toledo Terminal so I can have an oval and have the PRR, NYC, C&O, B&O, DT&I, WAB, NKP, AnnArbor, D&TSL, TA&W on my railroad and be prototypically correct.

Rick

[Anonymous]

Sorry, none of theabove. Soo/CP

Steve

[Anonymous]

There is an other Category. It's right beside mix road names together. It says : Mix roadnames together/ other. Im going to ask again using different roadnames, so look out for that[:D][^]

[Anonymous]

I will start to Model The McCloud River RR. On my new pike. I used to model the Southern Pacific on my HO. Need to covert to N scale for space reasons.

[Anonymous]

My main interest is Union Pacific, just love the big steam and open western scenery. However, like many modelers I also mix in other roads.

I have my own fictional railroad, Deere Valley & Western and use John Deere equipment for that at present. DV&W also interchanges with ATSF, SP and WP along with the UP.

This gives quite a variety of motive power and rolling stock and makes the layout seem ever-changing.

After the current layout is replaced, I hope to add more steam power such as cab forwards, 2-8-8-2's, 4-8-4's and some diesel switchers. I am keeping my eyes open for some unusual equipment that the DV&W can pick up from the scrappers to overhaul and use on its lines.

[Anonymous]

No one seems to show an intrest in amtrak. My layout isn't all freight, I also run some amtrak northeast corridor stuff.
STEAM RULES![;)] this may sound wired coming from someone who models the northeast corridor, but I threw in some freelance steam, and my own railroad the CML(Ceveland Metro Lines). How did cleveland become part of the northeast corridor[%-)]?
Because I wan't it to that's why![}:)]

[Eriediamond]

My signature say's it all.[:D] Or my forum name!!!

[WilmJunc]

Boston & Maine in the 40s to 50s.

[mustanggt]

Many american roads all on one layout. Mostly Santa Fe, Amtrak, and Guilford (MEC, B&M). I even have a GO transit train pulled by an Amtrak F40PH.
Dave

[Anonymous]

CNR in the fifties....that would be in Canada!

[Anonymous]

All my locos are PRR, but I freelance. My Passenger cars has my railroad name on them, Eastern RR. I keep PRR on my locos for my favorite RR.

[siberianmo]

My Can-Am railroad features VIA Rail, BC Rail, Amtrak, CP/CP Rail and CN.

This HO pike is set in an imaginary place that one might see VIA and Amtrak passenger trains, along with CP/CP Rail and CN freights. The BC Rail passenger rail route is a point-to-point mountain run located in the middle of my layout.

A suggestion: If Amtrak is a railroad - then VIA Rail surely is!

[rf16a]

Mostly Pennsylvania.
Also PRSL, Conrail, Reading.

[red p]

I model Penn Central and early Amtrak

[AggroJones]

In this order : Southern Pacific--my railroad, AT&SF--owned some of the most spectacular steam designs, Union Pacific--standard hard-*** road of the west.
With a little Rio Grande, PRR, and N&W thown in.