Not at this time. It would be fun to see some folks posting about this right here. You could also look into our TrainBoard Groups area. Boxcab E50
Oregon Central & Pacific Ry. The private road here is the OCP. The OCP is a shortline with a roster of thirteen locomotives. 10 GE U28,30 & 33B units one EMD SW1500 and two GP9m's. Four cabooses make up the end of the train roster.
Westport Terminal RR serves some Industrial Districts around Westport. Engines are numbered in a special way and have names. GE 25-ton # 2 named after Otto Stern GE 44-ton # 4 named after Joseph Henry Alco RSD 5 # 8 named after A.A.Michelson and more, next nuber is a NW II # 16 named after A.G.Bell. And more, the last is #2048 - for now. And some transfer cabooses: Wolfgang
Years ago I've read in Model Railroader an article about Farmrail. And they named their engines after Indian tribes. Physicist are for me more familiar. :angel: I was just in the basement taking a break from my caboose project. I was busy with switching at Third Street District: Wolfgang
For those who have not yet explored them, we have what are known as TrainBoard Groups. In this instance, Phil is referencing: http://www.trainboard.com/grapevine/group.php?groupid=16 Boxcab E50
Wisconsin Rail What if the Milwaukee had survived, continued running passenger services and had extended electrification from St. Paul down to Chicago? The f59, power on named trains such as "the New Hiawathan" with matching Superliners. The ep42 mainstay on the electrified commuter lines a RoadBox RoadRailer
