http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=139608&skip=-1
Can anyone beat that ugly boat...
Here we go!
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=149862
Boomer Red wrote: Here we go! http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=149862
At least yours have a new paint job.
Here are some more!
http://www.mountainrailway.com/Roster%20Archive/CP%205400/St.L&H%205447.htm
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=177591
http://www.locophotos.com/PhotoDetails.php?PhotoID=53260
Your friendly neighborhood CNW fan.
Thanks to Chris / CopCarSS for my avatar.
cprted wrote:I always found the C-Liners to be ugly ducklings.
Murphy Siding wrote: cprted wrote:I always found the C-Liners to be ugly ducklings. I thought they looked rather elegant, in the right paint schemes.
That's ugly as sin! Not even a color would change the shark looking style.
Lord Atmo wrote:
Your signature pictures are ugly as well.......
Lord Atmo wrote:my sig image illustrates why crash 9s are ugly. congrats on seeing the point...>_>
but you are in love with those SD70.
chefjavier wrote: http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=139608&skip=-1 Can anyone beat that ugly boat...
It's not the best looking switcher, but it is a classic, and rare, locomotive from the 1950s. The SD24 with the low short hood was an unattractive locomotive, and the Santa Fe rebuilds (SD26) were just as ugly, if not worse. And believe it or not, I used to think that the GP30 was an ugly locomotive too. Not anymore though.
Cris_261 wrote: chefjavier wrote: http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=139608&skip=-1 Can anyone beat that ugly boat...It's not the best looking switcher, but it is a classic, and rare, locomotive from the 1950s. The SD24 with the low short hood was an unattractive locomotive, and the Santa Fe rebuilds (SD26) were just as ugly, if not worse. And believe it or not, I used to think that the GP30 was an ugly locomotive too. Not anymore though.
It so ugly, that even the grafitti artist are embarresed to paint over them.
That reminds me of the "Sweep" rebuilds that CN did in the eighties! Some people said they were the ugliest units ever built, the crews hated them for some reason, but I think their cute as a button! What do you guys think!
http://www.cnrphotos.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=11277
chefjavier wrote: Cris_261 wrote: chefjavier wrote: http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=139608&skip=-1 Can anyone beat that ugly boat...It's not the best looking switcher, but it is a classic, and rare, locomotive from the 1950s. The SD24 with the low short hood was an unattractive locomotive, and the Santa Fe rebuilds (SD26) were just as ugly, if not worse. And believe it or not, I used to think that the GP30 was an ugly locomotive too. Not anymore though. It so ugly, that even the grafitti artist are embarresed to paint over them.
LOL... Even grafitti artists aren't dumb enough to trespass on a U.S. military base to tag a locomotive, for fear of getting shot.
Boomer Red wrote: That reminds me of the "Sweep" rebuilds that CN did in the eighties! Some people said they were the ugliest units ever built, the crews hated them for some reason, but I think their cute as a button! What do you guys think! http://www.cnrphotos.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=11277
That's an interesting looking locomotive. What was the point of CN attaching the long hood of a GP9 to a switcher frame?
cprted wrote:Of course, on the steam side of things, camelbacks are just silly.
I have always liked those camelbacks. The worst looking steam locomotives are 4-4-0s that were built with short smokeboxes and later had them extended.
Your sig pic cracks me up
My vote for ugliest loco goes to any type of engine that has ever pulled an amtrak train (minus the engines donated to by other RR's when Amtrak was first started)
Oh where do I start.
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thats one ugly locomotive
The only thing worse is that it came from Penn Central
chefjavier wrote: Murphy Siding wrote: cprted wrote:I always found the C-Liners to be ugly ducklings. I thought they looked rather elegant, in the right paint schemes.That's ugly as sin! Not even a color would change the shark looking style.
Murphy Siding wrote: chefjavier wrote: Murphy Siding wrote: cprted wrote:I always found the C-Liners to be ugly ducklings. I thought they looked rather elegant, in the right paint schemes.That's ugly as sin! Not even a color would change the shark looking style.Close your eyes, and picture it in ConRail blue.
I could see it Blue....and Conrail Diagram.
chefjavier wrote: Murphy Siding wrote: chefjavier wrote: Murphy Siding wrote: cprted wrote:I always found the C-Liners to be ugly ducklings. I thought they looked rather elegant, in the right paint schemes.That's ugly as sin! Not even a color would change the shark looking style.Close your eyes, and picture it in ConRail blue. I could see it Blue....and Conrail Diagram.
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