4723

[Glen Ellyn]

BNSF 4723 came through Rochelle today!!!

[Anonymous]

How is it looking these days?

[youngengineer]

4723?

[Anonymous]

BNSF 4723 was the engine that Microsoft chose for the cover of the MS Train Sim package, as well as for the Marias Pass route. The prototype engine has a couple of "Microsoft Train Simulator" labels in front of the numbers on the side of the nose. Microsoft's Train Sim page about 4723.

[Glen Ellyn]

QUOTE: Originally posted by chinatown782411

How is it looking these days?

Well, on the webcam, it looked like their was a big purple bloch right next and under the cab.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Glen Ellyn

BNSF 4723 came through Rochelle today!!!

Lucky, the time I saw it I forgot my Camara[:(!] Trust me I was NOT Pleased.

[Glen Ellyn]

QUOTE: Originally posted by AMTK200

QUOTE: Originally posted by Glen Ellyn

BNSF 4723 came through Rochelle today!!!

Lucky, the time I saw it I forgot my Camara[:(!] Trust me I was NOT Pleased.

Well, I didn't see it in person. I went to Eola, but that was a few hours before 4723 came through.

[FThunder11]

I dont think t would be all that great to see, or mabey it would, tell BNSF to send it my way and I will get back to ya guys on that [;)]

[Glen Ellyn]

Your right FThunder11. It is just a couple of patches on the cab. I would much rather see the SD70MAC experiemental or SD60M expeiremental.

[anb740]

I lucked up and caught this unit on the point of an NS roadrailer a couple of weeks ago. Had this not been the Train Sim unit, the camera would've never come out of the bag.

http://anb740.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=385934

[Train 284]

Cool!

[Anonymous]

Just wondering, do you know the route of Triple Crown on the Piedmont Division. Does it go toward Chattanooga, TN or Greenville, S.C. to get to and from Atlanta?