santafewillie
Same Ol' Buzzard
Once again, a day late. A pair of GP60's with a mixed freight anchored by a string of covered hoppers filled with sugar from South Texas.
See ya later.
See ya later.
Way late to the party here, but FYI. It is a GP20. Distinguishing characteristics is the square single exhaust first red arrow, and then the second small fan in front of the large rear fan. 2nd red arrow. Usually the more upright fan housing rather than sloped is a characteristic but a few 20s had the sloped fans just like the GP9 and GP18. There is also something different about the fuel tank, but I don't remember what and as this model doesn't have the fuel tank cover, so it is not helping me remember.Thanks Curt for taking the time to post them. I like the GP20 the best. I guess it’s a 20 maybe a 18
Nice layoutMy contribution this week. A Pullman Standard 2983 cu ft covered hopper used to haul sugar. It's an Athearn RTR. A few background covered hoppers are also in the picture. The one on the left is an Accurail model of an AFC 4600 cu ft hopper. The one on the right is a P2K model of a Pullman Standard 4427 cu ft hopper.View attachment 146895
Old boxcar used for maintenance storage. This is probably an Athearn Blue Box.
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Another Pullman Standard covered hopper. This one is a 4427 cu ft from P2K.
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Rare one with part of the roof line from the F series still retained. I also liked that "Alligator" from earlier post.How about a CF7
I don't know if it is an addiction but definitely ingrained from childhood. Both my Uncle and Grand Parents farms were on the north mainline.My Santa Fe addiction,..
Got to watch the parade of Santa Fe trains passing buy, mostly in the misty morning. Chief, Super Chief, El Capitan, Grand Canyon, Fast Mail & Express.
Wow! Is that G Scale? Nice f45.I guess I haven't posted an actual model railroading pic in a while (I've got more prototype photos readily available, it's usually faster to grab one of those off my computer). So here's an ATSF F45 sitting at the end of the power track in the yard. Coupled behind is another Santa Fe unit, a GP38.
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Wow! Is that G Scale? Nice f45.
Oh, well the close-up makes it look much larger than Ho! It has lots of nice detail!Haha, no, that is just HO scale.
