Whats your favorite railroad?

[Anonymous]

1. Canadian Pacific
2. Ottawa Valley Railway
3. Ontario Northland

[Anonymous]

Your kidding! you mean there are other railroads besides the Chicago & Northwestern? Well egg on my face!

[Anonymous]

Your kidding! you mean there are other railroads besides the Chicago & Northwestern? Well egg on my face!

[Anonymous]

I'm Sorrry but the pole is limted to 15 railroads, but thats why there is the option of voting for other.

[Anonymous]

I'm Sorrry but the pole is limted to 15 railroads, but thats why there is the option of voting for other.

[Anonymous]

What about the Erie railroad???
Don't fallen flags count???

[Anonymous]

What about the Erie railroad???
Don't fallen flags count???

[Javern]

Milwaukee Road

[Javern]

Milwaukee Road

[bluepuma]

Tough Choice, but based on Tucson Arizona, and Southern California along the Sunset line in Puente, has to be my favorite.

ATSF is my second favorite, to Pasadena, through Arcadia the passenger line to Chicago area.

[bluepuma]

Tough Choice, but based on Tucson Arizona, and Southern California along the Sunset line in Puente, has to be my favorite.

ATSF is my second favorite, to Pasadena, through Arcadia the passenger line to Chicago area.

[Anonymous]

This is Model Railroader Magazine forum, isn't it? My feeling is if I see really well done model railway layout, I don't care what road name is running on it, as long as the livery color scheme isn't ugly. Something that really catches the eye is always nice, like CN's stripes. Some may find that ugly. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder,,, or so I've heard.

[Anonymous]

This is Model Railroader Magazine forum, isn't it? My feeling is if I see really well done model railway layout, I don't care what road name is running on it, as long as the livery color scheme isn't ugly. Something that really catches the eye is always nice, like CN's stripes. Some may find that ugly. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder,,, or so I've heard.

[Anonymous]

Burlington Northern Santa Fe --- No nostalgia here, I like the combination of two great railroads.

[Anonymous]

Burlington Northern Santa Fe --- No nostalgia here, I like the combination of two great railroads.

[Anonymous]

CP has always been somewhat of an underdog compared to CN but also they have absorbed my all time favorites the D&H and little known NAPIERVILLE JUNCTION it was the D&H's Canadian subsidiary.

[Anonymous]

CP has always been somewhat of an underdog compared to CN but also they have absorbed my all time favorites the D&H and little known NAPIERVILLE JUNCTION it was the D&H's Canadian subsidiary.

[Anonymous]

Burlington Northern Santa Fe - went to the Santa Fe Historical Society's annual convention in Ft. Worth and heard nothing but negative comments about BNSF, even tho' the BNSF had put themselves out to provide an excursion train, and I'll give you 10 to 1 odds that the BNSF lost money on the deal. Mergers are a fact of business life and the modeling community need to get accustomed to it.

[Anonymous]

Burlington Northern Santa Fe - went to the Santa Fe Historical Society's annual convention in Ft. Worth and heard nothing but negative comments about BNSF, even tho' the BNSF had put themselves out to provide an excursion train, and I'll give you 10 to 1 odds that the BNSF lost money on the deal. Mergers are a fact of business life and the modeling community need to get accustomed to it.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Cleabron

Cotton Belt! Even sounds railroadie! I can still remember seeing steam and those beautiful Black Widows going through my home town as a child.

Finaly another Cotton Belt fan. I guess I'm not alone.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Cleabron

Cotton Belt! Even sounds railroadie! I can still remember seeing steam and those beautiful Black Widows going through my home town as a child.

Finaly another Cotton Belt fan. I guess I'm not alone.

[Anonymous]

Heres more of my favorites

Arkanasas and Oklahoma / AOK
Arkanssas and Missouri

[Anonymous]

Heres more of my favorites

Arkanasas and Oklahoma / AOK
Arkanssas and Missouri

[Anonymous]

1) SP&S
2) NP
3) UP
4) Camas Prairie
5) Milwaukee Road
6) Yakima Valley Transportation
7) GN
8) Monon
9) Norfolk & Western
10) Soo

[Anonymous]

1) SP&S
2) NP
3) UP
4) Camas Prairie
5) Milwaukee Road
6) Yakima Valley Transportation
7) GN
8) Monon
9) Norfolk & Western
10) Soo

[jim s]

Rutland in the early 50"s

[jim s]

Rutland in the early 50"s

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by DavidH

Bryan, the most likely candidate to take over BC Rail has been CN, but nothing has been resolved yet.

David

Last I heard was that British Columbia didn't want CN to take over BCR. There is also some trouble with the proposed CN, Ontario Northland merger. Seems that one is going to fall through as well.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by DavidH

Bryan, the most likely candidate to take over BC Rail has been CN, but nothing has been resolved yet.

David

Last I heard was that British Columbia didn't want CN to take over BCR. There is also some trouble with the proposed CN, Ontario Northland merger. Seems that one is going to fall through as well.

[Anonymous]

No one built transcontinental railroads like the master builders at Canadian Pacific. No railroad goe through more beautiful scenery! Nobody runs railroads like the Canadians. Just look at how profitable and reliable CP, CN, and VIA are compared to US railroads.