Railroad Pole, with bigger selection

[bnsfmodeler]

Hey everyone, vote for your railroad

 

[BMRR]

Southern Railway.

Stan.

 

[Railphotog]

Railroad pole? Anything like a telephone pole?

 

[Rico]

Railroad pole? Anything like a telephone pole?

Naw, it's an engineer from another country.

 

[brubakes]

Other: Nickel Plate where I can, but mostly freelance.

 

[wheeler1963]

freelanced

 

[UP2CSX]

Union Pacific, they had lots of poles. Nickel Plate for me too as my secondary road.

 

[JWhite]

Illinois Central 1950-1960. A large variety of equipment, at least 5 different types of caboose, road specific steam built and rebuilt in shops in Centralia, IL and Paducah, KY. Don't know why it's not more popular, maybe because you can't build mountains to run it through?

Jeff

 

[Smoke]

Southern for me!

 

[rhoward]

Railroad pole? Anything like a telephone pole?

I thought it might be a "fishing" pole....

 

[radar]

Rock on Rock Island

 

[Secondhandmodeler]

I've recently decided to model a mix of Milwaukee Road and C&NW.

 

[nsfantodd]

I thought Jeff Gordon won the Pole!

Todd Templeton

 

[joem5127]

Wabash, 1963

 

[OldGettysk]

Right now I'm wishing for a May Pole and not the North Pole. But I'll take the old New York Central !!

 

[NIevo]

BN, voted in the "other" thread before I saw this one.

 

[GJ@PARR]

I model the Milwaukee. I'm more Swede then anything else, no offense to the Poles. Cheers

jim

 

[Cjcrescent]

I voted Southern. Its my favorite prototype, but to cover engines I like that the SRR never had, I protolance a local area shortline.

 

[Tuna]

UP is my first choice because they still run steam on their main lines.

Second is The Alton Railroad, specifically the Alton Limited since "Alton" is my real name.

 

[GWT&P]

Looks like "other" is winning.
Texas & Pacific is my choice. 1930's