"Best" looking unit, Other
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RailroadJeep
2711 & 2189 L-NWE8621
LKAB IORE electric.
As seen here: http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=114173
Packs a mere 14,000 HP for the light duty's of hauling iron ore around the arctic regions of Sweden. Tis a thing of beauty, yet is a beast at heart.
As seen here: http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=114173
Packs a mere 14,000 HP for the light duty's of hauling iron ore around the arctic regions of Sweden. Tis a thing of beauty, yet is a beast at heart.
Cjcrescent
Master Mechanic
GG-1. As far as electrics go- Pure Power, Pure elegance!
PilbaraRail
New Member
Any models in N of that monster!!!?!?!?!?! I want 6!!!!
JeffShultz
Stay off the tracks!
Oh, let's go with a GE E33/E44 - workhorses, and looked it.
L&N Castle
Well-Known Member
As far as turbines go,I'd say N&W's JAWN HENRY,comes to mind,as does C&O's Turbine Locomotive. While both were built at the end of steam,they were still unique.William.
GandyDancer
Member
Yup, I agree. Not just as far as electrics go it was nearly the perfect locomotive in ever aspect. You neglected to mention low maintenance, and FAST. If we could have only electrified the entire US!Cjcrescent said:
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