your favorite loco from your favorite railroad(s)..

[ATSFCLIFF]

Thanks Wongsing, I agree they need some weathering. Here's a couple of photos of my SP stable.
Cheers,

 

[Zephyr]

My favorite is definitely the AC4400; it would be the ES44AC, but since there are no (affordable) models of this out there, it is still the AC4400. However, since my AC4400s are in the paint shop, I can only offer a C449W:

 

[steamrail43]

My favorite loco's, Baldwin 0-6-6-0 steamer, my own "Eureka Sequoia Railroad"

 

[smittydieseldoc]

Favorite Loco(s)

Gotta be Southern.GP30,GP35,SD40-2

 

[wongsing]

Lights, camera, action!

http://s104.photobucket.com/albums/m199/jamiethomas81/?action=view&current=MOV00589.flv

BTW: Post short clips if your train can't fit in just one shot!...

-Rich

 

[joem5127]

Wabash F-7's in the gray blue and white.

 

[Alcomotive]

Nice Wabash units....

 

[legsbluetrain]

engines

to all of you,nice engines.

 

[zgardner18]

Here is mine for now, but it just might get replaced with the one that I am working on.
HO P2K ex. SDB 2002 SD45. High Hood from Cannon & Co. and now this puppy is MRL #680. Sad but the prototype is no more.

 

[BNSF dude]

I'll take that '45 if you end up replacing it, I have some money to spend on decoders and loco's now! Yippie!

 

[chessie4155]

My all time favorite GP40-2, but then again I like the GP38s too..

 

[Boilerbuster]

One of mine from my Collection. The real one which is now a CEFX engine runs on the KYLE short line in Kansas and eastern colorado, I have followed the real on for some time.

A video of it getting stuck near Limon Colorado.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tF2ZPRmocs4

Another of my collection.

 

[TWhite]

GN 2-6-8-0: In a word: YUMMY! Always loved those locos.

Well, I've got a few, and of course most of them are articulateds.

First off, those big Yellowstones, natch:

And those big Rio Grande L-131 2-8-8-2's:

And the handsome Baldwin-built NON-UP Rio Grande L-105 Challengers:

The curve-straightening F-81 2-10-2 with it's stubby little Vandy tender:

And last but not least, the short and powerful little C-48 2-8-0:

That's a few of my favorites.
Tom

 

[HOBO$$]

I never could decide , so I just started collecting all different kinds.

 

[Rotorranch]

acually the csx stands for C(CHESSIE) S(SEABOARD) X(AND MORE)

That's the way I understand it, too.

Rotor

 

[Airslide]

A CSX worker told a long time ago CSX stood for Chessie Seaboard X = merger between the two - T for transportation. reporting marks cannot end in X unless it is a private owner.

ironically my favorite piece of power is without a paint scheme-

I'm partial to these too. way slick.

I love the old southern paint scheme

this one still a fave as well

 

[EvoMan454]

Airslide, that BNSF image is my background for my computer! I love these Dash 9's from BNSF in Heritage II and Heritage III

http://duluthsuperior.railfan.net/images/BNSF_coal_train_June_2000.jpg

And I also like the SD70MAC in H2 Scheme

http://images.google.com/imgres?img...firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa=N

but I also like all of the Evolution Series loco (ES44AC and SD70ACE)

http://www.modeltrains.com/PICTURES...d/Pictures/OMI-AA-0000-9999/OMI-AA-1164-1.jpg

http://www.thedieselshop.us/BNSF9359-PBieber.jpg

Heck I like anything in BNSF Paint! But I don't like the Heritage I scheme.

 

[Airslide]

i think they have cornered the market on aesthetically pleasing locomotive paint schemes.

 

[jeffrey-wimberly]

 

[suprduc]

Quite honestly, there are a lot of locos that I really like. Some of my favorites are the UP Heritage schemes, I would love to have models of each of them. Especially the UP1995 in CNW colors

Heritage UP SD70ACe lineup