JDawg I mentaly picture the GP 7 and the Gp 35. Now you!
I mentaly picture the GP 7 and the Gp 35. Now you!
Not on my layout!
Camelbacks rule, diesels drool!
BEAUSABRE GP9, of course - the most produced GP in history "EMD constructed 3,626 GP9s, including 165 GP9Bs.[3][4] An additional 646 GP9s were built by General Motors Diesel, EMD's Canadian subsidiary, for a total of 4,257 GP9s produced when Canadian production ended in 1963" And don't forget the little known GP3...I have one running on my layout in PRR colors
GP9, of course - the most produced GP in history "EMD constructed 3,626 GP9s, including 165 GP9Bs.[3][4] An additional 646 GP9s were built by General Motors Diesel, EMD's Canadian subsidiary, for a total of 4,257 GP9s produced when Canadian production ended in 1963" And don't forget the little known GP3...I have one running on my layout in PRR colors
Sorry, I know the spelling isn't right, but I have to say Willys! (but GP 7s and 9s are a close second!)
Dave
I'm just a dude with a bad back having a lot of fun with model trains, and finally building a layout!
Because I model 1954, GP-7's and GP-9's. The rest don't exist in my world.
Sheldon
As my primary, it would have to be GP20.
However...
Enzoamps And a special place for the passenger Geeps - Torpedo Boats.
And a special place for the passenger Geeps - Torpedo Boats.
As a secondary I would agree with you. (I have a pair for my model railroad.)
38-2 or 40
Now if Atlas or Athearn did a GP38-3 I would be very happy!
GP7 or GP9.
9
(but all the while I'm thinking of its bigger SD brother)
John
38-2
Ricky W.
HO scale Proto-freelancer.
My Railroad rules:
1: It's my railroad, my rules.
2: It's for having fun and enjoyment.
3: Any objections, consult above rules.
I say GP38-2.
Russell
JJF
Prototypically modeling the Great Northern in Minnesota with just a hint of freelancing.
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