gmpullmanPlease show more fun photos, or scenes of people having fun.
Ed, Thanks for starting the Weekend Photo Fun for June.
Here is a doggy having fun watching the lake on a beautiful afternoon.
Show me anything else you think is fun.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Here is a group of kids playing at a school ground.
More fun items if you please.
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Let the fun continue, more fun scenes. Regards, Peter
Lots of fun here, starting with going fishing in Southport on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Also going for a motorcycle ride, also in Southport
Dogs have fun riding as well, in Greenvale Junction on, my layout
Continue with fun scenes
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Fun: .... A volleyball game in County Park.
Please show more people being active .
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show more people being active .
Guys from the car shop, being pro-active
Strike_tank1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a shop scene or something being repaired on the railroad.
gmpullmanShow me a shop scene or something being repaired on the railroad.
Here is an Alco PA-1 getting a bit of repair work. This scene is on the BNSF layout in the Chicago Museum Of Science And Industry.
Show me another diesel locomotive that does not have walkways and handrails down the sides.
SeeYou190Show me another diesel locomotive that does not have walkways and handrails down the sides.
A sharp-looking B&O E9 has "internal walkways" but it does have handrails.
BnO_E9-1456 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me something else from B&O, C&O or Chessie System.
gmpullmanA sharp-looking B&O E9 has "internal walkways" but it does have handrails
You are perfect Ed. I was just asking for a cab unit in a clever way, but it did not work out too well. Beautiful locomotive picture.
gmpullmanPlease show me something else from B&O, C&O or Chessie System.
Here is a CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BL-2 on Mr. Muffins Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Show me a locomotive from UNION PACIFIC or SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Kevin: "Show me a locomotive from UNION PACIFIC or SOUTHERN PACIFIC."
UP #8818, one of the newest locomotives on the BRVRR roster.
How about a Santa Fe cab diesel?
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Santa Fe "cab diesel" ..... I think this qualifies.
Please show an EMD E-unit
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Mark P.
Website: http://www.thecbandqinwyoming.comVideos: https://www.youtube.com/user/mabrunton
PruittWell, not on the layout, but it's train room preparation for building the layout... Watching my wife cut away a bit of framing on a stud wall to clear a heating duct.
Mark: Great fun to watch, but I think that your post was meant for the Weekend Photo Fun thread. This month the Show Me Something thread has "Photo Fun" in the title, and that might have caused the confusion.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show an EMD E-unit
Here is an N Scale STRATTON AND GILLETTE E unit all fancied up for the Bicentennial Celebration in 1976.
Please show me more red, white, & blue.
SeeYou190 Please show me more red, white, & blue. -Kevin
DT&I Bi-Centennial Unit, one of the only Manufacturer Applied Bi-Centennial paint schemes.
How About another Red White & Blue Unit.
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
Rule 2: I make the rules.
Rule 3: Illuminating discussion of prototype history, equipment and operating practices is always welcome, but in the event of visitor-perceived anacronisms, detail descrepancies or operating errors, consult RULE 1!
SeeYou190This month the Show Me Something thread has "Photo Fun" in the title, and that might have caused the confusion.
Fixed
.
dti406How About another Red White & Blue Unit.
Amtrak didn't have to try too much to provide some patriotic paint schemes:
AEM_911-901_2k by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show more colorful locos.
gmpullmanPlease show more colourful locos.
Something blue please.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
BATMANSomething blue please.
Here is a blue house on fire! This scene is on the Dixie Lego Group's portable display layout.
Something else blue please.
SeeYou190Something else blue please.
Here's the primarily blue EMD E8 demonstrator. My first Proto 2000 E unit.
EMD_Demo2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another six-axle diesel or steam with a six-axle tender.
gmpullmanPlease show another six-axle diesel or steam with a six-axle tender.
OK... If you ask for a "6 axle diesel", that just gives me another excuse to post a picture of my favorite locomotive, my Trainmaster!
Please show me another six axle diesel locomotive.
SeeYou190Mark: Great fun to watch, but I think that your post was meant for the Weekend Photo Fun thread. This month the Show Me Something thread has "Photo Fun" in the title, and that might have caused the confusion.
But since my post seemed to annoy for some strange reason, I've deleted it.
Kevin: "Please show me another six axle diesel locomotive."
New York Central PA #4210 and PB #4301 lead a short passenger consist west bound on the BRVRR layout in February of 2015.
More six-axle locos, steam or diesel, please.
PruittJust to clarify (for the presumptuous among us), there was no confusion. But since my post seemed to annoy for some strange reason, I've deleted it.
Mark, in "Show Me Something", the posted picture should fulfill the request from the previous response. That was what caused the confusion.
No need for annoyance or deleting posts.
BRVRRMore six-axle locos, steam or diesel, please.
Here is a beautiful O scale E unit on the Southern O Scaler's impressive round show layout.
Here's another 6 axle unit for you.
More 6 axles please.
6 axles.... SD24's.
Please show more 6 axle locomotives.
An A-B set of Trainmasters.
More six-axle diesels, please.
Garry: "Please show more 6 axle locomotives."
A beauty shot of a pair of Pennsylvania E8 locomotives shortly after they were converted from Atlantic Coast Line livery.
Lets continue the six-axle theme.
SouthPennAn A-B set of Trainmasters.
Those are nifty models! Love them.
BRVRRLets continue the six-axle theme.
Some General Electric six axle diesel locomotives belonging to BNSF. These were seen on the Scale Rails Of Southweest Florida N-Trak layout.
Six axle diesels seem to be working well this weekend... so... show me another diesel locomotive with six axles.
Here is a Chessie I completed for my Daughter:
More six axle power would be GREAT!!
Don; Prez, CEO or whatever of the Wishram, Oregon and Western RR
tankertoad135More six axle power would be GREAT!!
An Alco Century built for "heavy lifting": (still too clean, though)
PC_Century-6329 by Edmund, on Flickr
Yes, more six-axle power, please.
Two Trainmasters waiting for the camera train to clear.
Show me another Trainmaster please.
A trio of Trainmasters with a coal drag over a pair of 'E' units and a pair of Alco RSD 15 Alligators.
More six-axle power, please.
SouthPennMore six-axle power, please.
Here is a ROCK ISLAND E unit on the Lionel Great Dogbone Layout that is seen at several train shows throughout the South.
OK... one more time... Show me a 6 axle diesel locomotive!
6 axle E5.
Another 6 axle, please.
Heartland Division CB&QAnother 6 axle, please.
Here's a venerable EMD SD7 hard at work:
BnO_SD7_yard by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me another engine or rolling stock from a railroad name beginning with B.
gmpullmanPlease show me another engine or rolling stock from a railroad name beginning with B.
One of my favorites from the Fleet Of Nonsense, the BETHLEHEM AND MANTICORE.
Show me another train at a grade crossing.
Kevin: "Show me another train at a grade crossing."
New York Central F7As #'s 1821 and 1872 at the head of a mixed freight consist at the Route 32 grade crossing.
How about a large steamer in 'high feather' (flat out).
BRVRRHow about a large steamer in 'high feather' (flat out).
This Mohawk has Pacemaker Freight moving right along...
NYC_L3a_Pacemaker by Edmund, on Flickr
More fast steam, please.
Great Stuff, Ed!!!
Ed: "More fast steam, please."
NYC Niagara #6008 sweeps around the curve at the west end of the BRVRR layout with a short mail and express train in tow.
Let's keep it going with more big steam.
BRVRRLet's keep it going with more big steam.
STRATTON AND GILLETTE 4-8-4 number 1837:
Show me another steam locomotive with eight drivers.
8 drivers ..... 0-8-0 switcher
Please show another steam locomotive.
Heartland Division CB&Q Please show another steam locomotive.
This one did not make the Train Chase in WPF last weekend because it was very similar to another of the pictures.
Show me any steam locomotive.
SeeYou190Show me any steam locomotive.
This little guy has some character
PRR_B8b by Edmund, on Flickr
I just recently fit a stay-alive decoder in it. I also filled the saddle tank with tiny steel shot. One of the hang-ups was that it only had pickup from one wheel! I fixed that with a bronze wiper.
BRVRRGreat Stuff, Ed!!!
Thanks, Allan! I always enjoy your NYC layout, too
Please show another 0-6-0.
gmpullmanPlease show another 0-6-0.
Happy to oblige your request.
Please show me another 0-6-0.
24 hours and no 0-6-0 locomotives to be seen.
Of well... BUMP TO THE TOP!
Here is a train:
Show me another train.
Kevin: "Show me another train."
Union Pacific F7A #1469 at the head of a short passenger train.
More trains please. Long or short.
Almost as short as you can get.
022 by J.R. Mitchell, on Flickr
Another train please. Long or short.
GMTRacingAnother train please. Long or short.
Here is one:
Another train please of any type or length.
Short but not cut short
An oldie but goodie
Another like this if you can "Stratton and Gillette"
If you are fortunate enough to have one or two
TF
Very appreciative here
Track fiddlerAnother like this if you can "Stratton and Gillette" If you are fortunate enough to have one or two
TWO! Somebody got TWO? I am endowed with one, and very proud of that
S&G_Service by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another fifty-foot box car S&G or otherwise.
gmpullmanTWO! Somebody got TWO? Please show another fifty-foot box car S&G or otherwise.
I think Harrison has 3 or 4.
I have about 70 of them!
Every SGRR "Exchange Service Fleet" freight car is unique. TF has the only forty foot boxcar in the Safety Scheme, and the only fifty foot round roof boxcar. Ed has the only SGRR boxcar with a hyrda-cushion underframe.
Garry and Tony Koester have identical 40 foot boxcars, except Garry's is lettered in yellow and Tony's is lettered in white.
JJ has the only SGRR operating coal hopper in existence.
Making the Exchange Service Fleet is a fun hobby all into its own.
This is the very first HO scale STRATTON AND GILLETTE fifty foot boxcar. I painted this one over twenty years ago. It is also a unique paint scheme since I have become aware the "DF" was not used in 1954. To be honest, I painted this boxcar when the SGRR was still set in 1968.
Show me any 50 foot freight car.
50' freight car... Easy. I wonder why nobody has posted one of them yet.
Here are 50's gons for loads of structural steel.
Please show coal hoppers.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show coal hoppers.
Thank you for the fifty footers Garry. I could not believe that took 24 hours.
Here is one coal hopper:
Show me more coal in a hopper car.
Kevin: "Show me more coal in a hopper car."
I have a thing for these little Tyco VIRGINIAN hoppers. I buy them whenever I see them at train shows providing they are not too beat-up.
More coal or aggregate filled hoppers please.
BRVRRI have a thing for these little Tyco VIRGINIAN hoppers. I buy them whenever I see them at train shows providing they are not too beat-up.
I have a similar thing for Tyco Ralston Purina refrigerated boxcars.
BRVRRMore coal or aggregate filled hoppers please.
Here are some hoppers filled with limestone. This scene is one the store layout at Dana's Railroad Supply in Spring Hill, Florida.
Kevin,
Limestone is too heavy to be loaded that high in a hopper car, limestone is much heavier than coal and so the car would be about 3/4's full rather than at the top of the car.
SeeYou190 gmpullman TWO! Somebody got TWO? Please show another fifty-foot box car S&G or otherwise. I think Harrison has 3 or 4. I have about 70 of them! Every SGRR "Exchange Service Fleet" freight car is unique. TF has the only forty foot boxcar in the Safety Scheme, and the only fifty foot round roof boxcar. Ed has the only SGRR boxcar with a hyrda-cushion underframe. Garry and Tony Koester have identical 40 foot boxcars, except Garry's is lettered in yellow and Tony's is lettered in white. JJ has the only SGRR operating coal hopper in existence. Making the Exchange Service Fleet is a fun hobby all into its own.
gmpullman TWO! Somebody got TWO? Please show another fifty-foot box car S&G or otherwise.
I am fortunate enough to have a fine looking (and operating) Stratton and Gillette Comet Freight refrigerator car, reporting mark SGRT 65138. One of these days I've got to see if I can actually take a decent picture of it and figure what photo site I want to use.
SeeYou190More coal or aggregate filled hoppers please. -Kevin
More loaded open top hoppers. Regards, Peter
HO-VeloMore loaded open top hoppers.
Here's a 'way too clean' ore jenny:
BLE_ore by Edmund, on Flickr
So, we have coal, limestone and iron ore (and even a coke oven). Please show me a car or scene related to the steel industry.
Steel industry .
Switching at the blast furnace.
Please show any large industry.
dti406Limestone is too heavy to be loaded that high in a hopper car, limestone is much heavier than coal and so the car would be about 3/4's full rather than at the top of the car.
That is something I have often heard, but not what I have seen. When I was working in the Florida Rock Industries Limestone Quarry on Alico Road in Fort Myers, I know they loaded limestone all the way to the top. I do not know if they used special aggregate cars, or what the details were.
I know my overall exposure to prototype railroading is very small, so a lot of what I see is not the actual normal way of doing things.
It is not unusual for me to see a hopper car fully loaded with rock when I am out train watching. Again, I do not know the details about this load or the freight car hauling it.
Wolf359I am fortunate enough to have a fine looking (and operating) Stratton and Gillette Comet Freight refrigerator car, reporting mark SGRT 65138.
If I am remembering correctly, that was the one with the sea-fish in the herald. That was the only one I decorated like that. I switched to a snowflake for all later versions of that paint scheme.
I think this is it:
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show any large industry.
Here is a heavy industrial scene on the BNSF layout in the Chicago Museum of Science And Industry.
Please show me more heavy industrial stuff.
SeeYou190 Wolf359 I am fortunate enough to have a fine looking (and operating) Stratton and Gillette Comet Freight refrigerator car, reporting mark SGRT 65138. If I am remembering correctly, that was the one with the sea-fish in the herald. That was the only one I decorated like that. I switched to a snowflake for all later versions of that paint scheme. I think this is it:
Wolf359 I am fortunate enough to have a fine looking (and operating) Stratton and Gillette Comet Freight refrigerator car, reporting mark SGRT 65138.
That's the one! Very happy with it!
Kevin: "More heavy industry, please."
Its been more than a day since the last post. Soooo...
The largest, not necessarily heaviest, industry on the BRVRR is The Farmers Union Elevator.
More industry, heavy or otherwise, please.
BRVRRMore industry, heavy or otherwise, please.
I found more gravel hoppers being filled to the top!
This industrial scene is on the Orlando N-Trak club's modular show layout.
Show me anything industrial, big or small.
SeeYou190 Show me anything industrial, big or small. -Kevin
Here is a refinery for you. Show me some other large industries!
Colorado Front Range Railroad: http://www.coloradofrontrangerr.com/
Renegade1cShow me some other large industries!
A rolling mill behind a chemical plant:
Mill_litup by Edmund, on Flickr
More industry, please.
gmpullmanMore industry, please.
OK, back to the BNSF layout in the Chicago Museum Of Science And Industry. This is their steel mill:
Please show me a picture with a horse and a motor vehicle.
I took my eldest grandson to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry via AMTRAK from Elyria several years ago. He spent most of the day watching the trains on the BNSF layout. I had to drag him away to see the U-505 and the rest of the wonders in the museum. A great time!
There are a few photos of our June 2008 visit on the Railroading page on my website.
SeeYou190Please show me a picture with a horse and a motor vehicle.
Two-in-hand and a pair of mounted police are in front of Union Station:
IMG_2300 by Edmund, on Flickr
More "beasts-of-burden" please.
BRVRRI took my eldest grandson to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry via AMTRAK from Elyria several years ago.
Maybe someday I will have a grandchild, and I will get to do something like that.
gmpullmanMore "beasts-of-burden" please.
Here is a horse.
Show me any animal please.
More horses should be good for this one.
Moving along ..... Please show an EMD locomotive.
Three EMD SDP40Fs lead an Amtrak passenger train.
Please show me three same items (same locomotive model, same car type, same road name, etc.).
Kevin
http://chatanuga.org/RailPage.html
http://chatanuga.org/WLMR.html
chatanugaPlease show me three same items (same locomotive model, same car type, same road name, etc.).
Do I have to stop at three?
PRR_GGx6 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me more multiples of similar items per Kevin's request.
6 of my freelanced Bumker Hill and Eastern double sheathed boxcars showing the progression of paint schemes over time
Show me more multiples
Six B/A propane cars.
More multiples please.
BATMANMore multiples please.
Four boxcars that belong to the DAWDLE AND DELAY Railroad.
Please show me more multiples of the same things.
Kevin: "Please show me more multiples of the same things."
New York Central 'PACEMAKER' box cars eastbound.
BRVRR More multiples please.
DT&I 4600CF Covered Hoppers southbound.
More multiples please
dti406More multiples please
STRATTON AND GILLETTE boxcars at a grade crossing.
Show me another scene with a wall please.
SeeYou190Show me another scene with a wall please.
There is a retaining wall behind the cabin car —
PRR_5012bw_sm1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another wood, stone or concrete retaining wall.
gmpullmanPlease show another wood, stone or concrete retaining wall.
A lone STRATTON AND GILLETTE B unit in front of a retaining wall.
Show me another "B" unit, (it is OK if an "A" is attached).
Kevin: "Show me another "B" unit, (it is OK if an "A" is attached."
New York Central A/B set #1855 and #2425 started as Athearn kits in Burlington Northern and Canadian Pacific liveries respectively. There is a sound decoder in the "B" unit which is electrically coupled to the lead engine which has its own decoder.
Let's continue with the "B" units.
BRVRRLet's continue with the "B" units.
The PRR was one of a handful of railroads that bought GP9 B units:
PRR_EMD_GP9b by Edmund, on Flickr
More 'B' unit, please.
gmpullmanMore 'B' unit, please.
Love that GP/B Unit Ed.
Here is a GREAT NORTHERN B unit in between a couple of As as the go around a curve. This is on the North Georgia Modu-Rail group's display layout.
Show me another curved section of track.
more curves please. Happy Father's Day, Peter
Peter: "More curves please."
Santa Fe F7 #334 at the head of a streamlined passenger consist passes under the Route-32 overpass to the delight of a small group of railfans in the adjacent picnic area.
Curves are good. More please.
BRVRR...Curves are good. More please.
Lots of curves here...
Wayne
I'd like to see some more curves, please, and I think that RR_Mel can show us the ones that I have in mind.
A Grend Trunk freight on the Upper Road aproaches Whitefield on the Boothbay Railway Village layout; while an MEC freight comes into the picture on the Lower Road; photo a couple of years old
Curves are fun, show me another please
G PaineCurves are fun, show me another please
Here are some excessively tight curves on the Atlanta Interlocking Model Railroader's display layout.
Show me more of the curves.
SeeYou190Show me more of the curves.
Here's a typical NYC diesel configuration of the early '60s with several builders represented while negotiating a superelevated curve:
NYC_1646_F7 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show diesels, of more than one manufacturer, coupled or MUed.
gmpullmanPlease show diesels, of more than one manufacturer, coupled or MUed.
Here are a couple of intermixed ATLANTIC COASTLINE diesels. This scene is on the Pasco County modeler's HO scale show layout.
Please show me two or more diesel locomotives coupled together.
Kevin: "Please show me two or more diesel locomotives coupled together."
A pair of NYC GP-40s and a GP-20 east bound on the BRVRR layout with a long coal drag..
More multiple diesels coupled together, please.
BRVRRMore multiple diesels coupled together, please.
Here are a couple of UNION PACIFIC diesels. These N scale models are on the Athens Bend-Track group's portable show layout.
Please show me a picture of a train being pulled by a single steam locomotive.
Here are two trains being pulled by two steamers.
Please show me a train being pulled by a 4-4-0.
BATMANPlease show me a train being pulled by a 4-4-0.
This train is in the Railroad Museum in Salt Lake City.
Show me a picture of a train being pulled by only one diesel locomotive.
SeeYou190Show me a picture of a train being pulled by only one diesel locomotive.
These empty slag ladles are in command of one, lone, EMD switcher:
IMG_5845_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Another single diesel with train, please.
A single GP7 with a local freight train headed off the branch line.
Please show another single unit diesel.
Ed: "Another single diesel with train, please."
NYC GP-7 #5809 at the head of the 'Grafton Turn' makes its way westbound past Grafton Tower.
More single locomotive trains, please.
BRVRRMore single locomotive trains, please.
Once again... here is my over-photographed Trainmaster...
Show me another train with a single locomotive doing the job.
BRVRR More single locomotive trains, please.
Wabash Bluebird hauled by one locomotive!
How about diesels locomotives on one train!
Show me a garage scene. regards, Peter
Peter, I consider myself wise (or perhaps lucky) to seldom model interior details of structures, but if I did such modelling, I'd surely be embarassed to follow your photo above - absolutely outstanding!
I completely agree with Wayne..... Peter: your garage interior is absolutley outstanding.
It does not look like others will be posting a garage scene. (especially as fantatic as Peter's )
Rick: your request was not clear to me. Maybe you left out a word. I'll guess you meant to say two diesel locomotive units on one train.
So, here is a two-unit consist.
Please show a consist with two diesel units ..... (or show a garage scene if you have one ).
Two Trainmasters with a short freight train.
More two diesel trains, please.
Thanks a bunch Doc Wayne and Garry, this forum's kind and generous modelers are a constant source of inspiration and learning.
Btw, thought the Rolls in the service bay was a stretch, but then remembered the last Rolls I saw, an older model, and no kidding it had a Dead-Head sticker on the back. Regards, Peter
SouthPenn: "More two diesel trains, please."
Union Pacific F7A #1469 at the head of a short Union Pacific passenger train.
Lets keep the two diesel train thing going.
BRVRRLets keep the two diesel train thing going.
Two F7s on a train [the one in the background]
IMG_7923_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Another diesel pair at work, please.
Ed's Request: Another Diesel Pair.
New Haven C-425 and U25B on a general freight.
Let's keep this going with another diesel pair!
Here is a psir of Atlas/Kato RS3's. They are super detailed, and they are painted and lettered for Northern Pacific. They are weatherd, also.
Please show another 2-unit diesel consist.
Garry: "Please show another 2-unit diesel consist."
Coming right at you is the lead engine of a matched pair of InterMountain NYC F7s as they round the curve behind the Farmers Union Elevator.
Another 2-unit diesel consist, please.
BRVRRAnother 2-unit diesel consist, please.
A pair of Amtrak P42s do their job:
IMG_2210 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another locomotive in red, or white or blue.
gmpullman Show me another locomotive in red, or white or blue.
How about all three colors Ed
Show me another Bicentennial locomotive or red, white or blue.
Aside from a fully painted Bicnetennial diesel, Boston & Maine painted a few with a simplified scheme. I painted GP7 BM 1715 as it looked in a photo taken around 1979 after a few years of hard use.
Shown on a section of my layout that has since been rebuilt
G PaineShow me another Bicentennial locomotive or red, white or blue.
Here's one of the Erie-Lackawanna's Bicentennial SD-45s:
EL_3638a by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me a scene with your counrty's flag in it.
Ed: "Please show me a scene with your country's flag in it."
Black River Station, USA.
More flags please.
BRVRRMore flags please.
UP_4141 by Edmund, on Flickr
Yet more flags, please.
Ed: "Yet more flags, please."
Lets keep it going guys. One more day in June.
BRVRRLets keep it going guys. One more day in June.
A 48-star "Old Glory" in front of Union Station.
Union-Station_old-crop by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me any passenger train.
An Amtrak passenger train rolls through the hills.
Show me more red, white, and blue.
chatanugaShow me more red, white, and blue
Recycling an old picture of the only piece of Red White & Blue equipment that the STRATTON AND GILLETTE has on the roster.
Show me another EMD E Unit please.
SeeYou190Show me another EMD E Unit please.
A handsome Royal Blue B&O E-9:
BnO_E9-1456-2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another EMD E-unit of any type, please.