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 Sam - these locos are built by Bombardier Transportation in Germany and their "brand name" is TRAXX, standing for „locomotives platform for Transnational Railway Applications with eXtreme fleXibility“. The TRAXX family is divided into F´s (= freight), H´s (=Heavy Haul), P´s (=Passenger) and S´s (= High Speed). NJT´s locos are P160AC´s, the 160 standing for the top speed (160 kph or 100 mph) and AC for the current.<img src="http://www.egghof.com/NJT/Fotos/NJTALP-46_4600.jpg" mce_src="http://www.egghof.com/NJT/Fotos/NJTALP-46_4600.jpg" width="760" height="384"> The yellow one on my pic  is also a P160AC loco. Each railroad has its own "name", in Germany, the passenger locos are mainly referred to as class146. As it is 2.30 am, I´ll be heading back to bed now.Good Night everyone![sigh][zzz][zzz][|)] Edit: Trix, Marklin, Roco, Fleischmann and Piko offer many a version of this loco. The Piko one is fairly inexpensive and could be "americanized" without much effort.
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