What railroad do you model?

[ozoneone]

NYC.

[fievel]

There's never a wrong choice when it comes to picking eras or railroads![:)]

[Anonymous]

I model basically UP and SanteFe. One of my grandfathers worked for the UP, and the other worked for Atchison/Topeka/SanteFe, so I have my loyalties. I do have equipment from other roads as is prototypical almost anywhere. I also have a question if anyone knows the answer, you can send me the answer to my email at [e-mail]. The question is What is the minimum radius for N-Scale ? I would appreciate this information very much. I am now re-building my layout, and I may have some vey narrow curves. Thanks a lot! Have fun! and happy railroading.

Ron

[rockythegoat]

FREIGHT GOES GREAT, WHEN IT GOES GREAT NORTHERN!

[Anonymous]

Western Maryland and Maryland Midland!
2 roads, separated by 20+ years, same geographic locale .
I just do a time warp (Rocky Horror fans?) when I want to switch roads!!!

[doanster]

*sigh*... Canadian railroaders are never on the list, are they? :'(

[Anonymous]

Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Pennsylvannia, C&O, N&W, Union Pacific, Great Northern, NYC.

[doanster]

*sigh*... Canadian railroaders are never on the list, are they? :'(

[Anonymous]

I model in CNR and Cape Breton and Central Nova Scotia

[darkstar974]

northfolk southern, csx and my own freelanced railroad

Dark

[Anonymous]

Sorry Canada, I didn't mean to forget you. My next poll will be what Canadian railroad do you prefere

[CP5415]

CANADIAN PACIFIC HERE!

With a side order of the MEC, B&M, UP, CSX, NS, D&H, SOO, CNW, Conrail, BN, Milwaukee, NYC, Seaboard & the O,D&NE [:D] & anything else I feel like running.

Gordon

[SecretWeapon]

Erie Lackawanna, NJT,

[BRVRR]

My BRVRR is an imaginary connecting road between the NYC and Santa Fe. It has its own livery and right now 1-locomotive. Some rolling stock to follow.
I model two eras.
Late 50s-late 60s, NYC,ATSF, Southern, P&LE, BRV,

Second era90s, ATSF, CONRAIL, CSX, UP, N&W.

Almost anything can go through, 'on loan.'

[Anonymous]

Modern day BNSF with UP through traffic. (N scale)
Locale is fictitiuous, but set in Pacific Northwest and Plains states
I do have equipment from the 1930's though; steam, etc; I use it for tourist RR operations along the line. Also run Amtrak, and Metra (living near Chicago).
My inspiration draws from "The Great Train Story" at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago : http://www.msichicago.org/exhibit/great_train_story/

[Anonymous]

CSX ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The CSX runs right through my hometown, so i can have a wealth of railfanning opprotunities. I also model the occasional Amtrak.

[Anonymous]

I did something Truly Evil. Watch out UP fans. CNW rose from the grave and shoved UP into its grave. I patch most of my UP engines with CNW logos and numbers. Evil eh?

[Anonymous]

`I'm modeling UP, SP AND BN WITH BNSF in present day.On my layout Southern Pacific brought back trackage rights and stock and are back in business, BN is a susidary of BNSF running short line only!!

[Anonymous]

Milwaukee Road with a little Montana Rail Link. In my world, the Northern Pacific merged with the Milwaukee, and the MRL was formed from what the MILW/NP spun off. The GN and CB&Q still merged to form the BN, but now there are two transcons running through Montana and the PLains to the Pacific! And Amtrak, too.