What Roadname do you Model?

[AggroJones]

Southern Pacific, Santa Fe.

[Anonymous]

Rock island ( all eras form the 40s up ) Farmrail, AT&L.

[mounteer]

Steam era - featuring Great Northern Railway, noth passenger and freight. I plan a future site for Montana Rail Link.

[mgruber]

The CB&Q 1960-1970.

[Anonymous]

I model the Undec, Unfinished and Incomplete.

[lupo]

I model specific, I model Union Pacific!

[Anonymous]

I model a free-lanced RR called "The Valley Belt Railway". It's based in East Texas. I don't have a layout, yet. Thinking about starting one, though. It will connect to the BNSF. Hope that's enough info.

Robert

[rexhea]

The Blue Creek and Warrior Railway System includes the roadnames of Southern Railways, GM&O, NW, and L&N.

[Anonymous]

BNSF for me as well as some UP

[ericboone]

Pere Marquette Railway Company in August of 1946
Although the layout is currently in the planning stages waiting for the basement to be finished.

[Anonymous]

There was a thread on this a while back, with a lot of responses, you might want to go back and see what all you can find. I would like to model the AT&L, a shortline in western Oklahoma. The only problem is, no one makes the low nose Geeps I need to make it work. You never mentioned what you model, we'd all like to know!!

Greg

[NevinW]

Current the B&O and WM. I also like the Nevada shortlines like the V&T and narrow gauge lines like the SPNG. - Nevin

[willy6]

Modern era southeast, autumn, NS/CSX in the fictious town of Flatridge,SC. I like using CSX because of all the fallen flags that use pass through SC. You can still see the fallen flags rolling stock to this day. Just the other day I saw a bunch of old SCL hoppers parked on a siding.

[Noah Hofrichter]

I model the Wisconsin and Southern Railroad roster, and currently in a freelanced location near Green Bay Wisconsin. Plans are underway(but the layout is a few years off) to model the WSOR's Reedsburg Sub from Madison to Reedsbrug WI as Accurately as possible.

Noah

[Anonymous]

Lehigh Valley...

Sure toss some Reading, CNJ and PRR in too.

[Anonymous]

Conrail, but every once in a while, post CR (NS and CSX), and pre-CR (EL, PRR, PC) stuff will be run. Foriegn power from ATSF, NS, CSX, SP, and SSW, plus Amtrak trains are common as well.

[Virginian]

Virginian and N&W. Like you couldn't tell.

[Anonymous]

C&O B&O WM and the freelanced Clarksburg Charleston & Western.

[Anonymous]

I'm very new at this, but I am working on a combination of Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Coast Line, Southern Railway and the Central of Georgia (all of these serviced the rails in Georgia from the past). Unless there are sources that i'm unaware of my choice of equipment is very very limited. Central of Georgia is almost non-existent. I'm not interested in the "modern" era trains. I don't know if any of you remember the "Nancy Hanks", but it used to run the rails up and down the east coast and was considered the fastest and most elegant passenger train of its era with her dining and mail cars. I wish I could find a replica of this beauty. Even in a toy it would be masterful just sitting at a depot.
As a young boy I used to sit and wait for that train to come flying through our little town just to watch it snatch the mail bag off of that pole where the postmaster had just hung it for pickup. enough nostalgia.

[Anonymous]

Union Pacific of course

[Anonymous]

Mid 50s C&O, N&W, B&O and some WM.

[rogerhensley]

A fictional Central Indiana short line, East Central Indiana, operating on ex-NYC/PC trackage. It was originally set in the 80s, but I have begun moving it backwards in time in order to run more NYC and PC equipment.


http://cid.railfan.net/eci_new.html

[joseph2]

I model a fictional merger of the Erie and Milwaukee railroads,I call it the Erie,St.Paul and Pacific.I use both steam and diesels.Joe G.

[Ibflattop]

Hello to all and Happy Hoiidays. So what Roadname or favorite Railroad do you model? Thanks Kevin