How many road names do you run?

[Anonymous]

boy... we have a lot of differnt road going though our layout... its supposed to be set some where in CA, and since im a big SP freak we have lots of SP. we also have some UP, santa fe, WP and amtrak that regularly runs though. My one brother really likes rio grande, so they run trains though. my other brother really likes pensy, so we also get our share of pensy trains going though. it may not be prtotypical.... but hey every one here is happy =P

[Anonymous]

boy... we have a lot of differnt road going though our layout... its supposed to be set some where in CA, and since im a big SP freak we have lots of SP. we also have some UP, santa fe, WP and amtrak that regularly runs though. My one brother really likes rio grande, so they run trains though. my other brother really likes pensy, so we also get our share of pensy trains going though. it may not be prtotypical.... but hey every one here is happy =P

[Jetrock]

Class 1's: Southern Pacific, Western Pacific
Short lines: Sacramento Northern, Central California Traction
Trolley lines: Pacific Gas & Electric

[Jetrock]

Class 1's: Southern Pacific, Western Pacific
Short lines: Sacramento Northern, Central California Traction
Trolley lines: Pacific Gas & Electric

[Todd McWilliam]

The Rock, Milwaukee Road, CNW, and Iowa Northern

[Todd McWilliam]

The Rock, Milwaukee Road, CNW, and Iowa Northern

[Anonymous]

I model a CR and CP interchange with my fictitious private mining railroad.

Jim

[Anonymous]

I model a CR and CP interchange with my fictitious private mining railroad.

Jim

[MAbruce]

Did anyone else notice that this topic started in July 2003, ended in September 2003 and then restarted a couple of days ago (a year later)? What's up with that?

[MAbruce]

Did anyone else notice that this topic started in July 2003, ended in September 2003 and then restarted a couple of days ago (a year later)? What's up with that?

[twhite]

Basically Rio Grande and SP. But Rio Grande is always power-short (this is the WWII era I model) so it's always 'borrowing' from other railroads. Which means I've got C&S, GN, ATSF, MOPAC, WP, and from the East Coast, C&O and Pennsy. Oh, yeah, and Missabe, but not really. The roster of 2-8-8-4's I use have become the Rio Grande's fictitous 3900 series.

[twhite]

Basically Rio Grande and SP. But Rio Grande is always power-short (this is the WWII era I model) so it's always 'borrowing' from other railroads. Which means I've got C&S, GN, ATSF, MOPAC, WP, and from the East Coast, C&O and Pennsy. Oh, yeah, and Missabe, but not really. The roster of 2-8-8-4's I use have become the Rio Grande's fictitous 3900 series.

[Isambard]

Steam era Canadian Pacific Railway and Grizzly Northern Railway, a Canadian Pacific subsidiary.

[Isambard]

Steam era Canadian Pacific Railway and Grizzly Northern Railway, a Canadian Pacific subsidiary.

[RMax1]

Lets see

Amtrak, UP, Southern, Santa Fe, BN, Katy, RI, Chessie, Conrail maybe a few others hanging around.

RMax

[RMax1]

Lets see

Amtrak, UP, Southern, Santa Fe, BN, Katy, RI, Chessie, Conrail maybe a few others hanging around.

RMax

[Anonymous]

CSX, Conrail, Amtrak, Chessie System, and NS.

[Anonymous]

CSX, Conrail, Amtrak, Chessie System, and NS.

[PistolPete]

Mostly BN and UP, with some SF, And I will throw in some eastern RR some of the time speciffically MEC and BAR

[PistolPete]

Mostly BN and UP, with some SF, And I will throw in some eastern RR some of the time speciffically MEC and BAR

[Anonymous]

B&O
Chessie
CSX
C&O
D&H
Maryland Midland
Mt Airy & Western (Clubs pvt. road)
Nickel Plate
Pennsy
Western Maryland (about 80% of the fleet)
And a few periodic visitors from the Island of Sodor.[:D]

[Anonymous]

B&O
Chessie
CSX
C&O
D&H
Maryland Midland
Mt Airy & Western (Clubs pvt. road)
Nickel Plate
Pennsy
Western Maryland (about 80% of the fleet)
And a few periodic visitors from the Island of Sodor.[:D]