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Spooler734
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This is the best Loco I have right now. Its longer than my N&W J-Class and more bulky. Thats all the pics for now.
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joneau261
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Alright, here are some shots of my engines.
The most often used engine on the layout, PRR 0-6-0 3233 (Bachmann)
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joneau261
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Santa Fe F7A 39 (along with F7B 332). This engine can pull everything behind it. (Atheran)
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joneau261
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At one time, ATSF SW7(?) 241 was the regular engine. But now, it's on display until it gets a new motor (TYCO)
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joneau261
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The mainline engine, UP 4-8-4 #806 (Bachmann)
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joneau261
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All of the regularly operated engine lined up
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joneau261
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Here is 806 with a freight train. Notice the smoke deflectors. They weren't on for that long... 
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joneau261
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And now for the rest.
ATSF F7A 307. She has been under repairs forever now. (Bachmann)
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joneau261
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NYC 4-6-4 5405. Now on permanent display, since it doesn't run (Riverassi)
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joneau261
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And, just so you know it's here...
(Con-Cor)
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joneau261
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It's actually a Con-Cor model. Display only. (I'd never have enough cash to buy an operable one )
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silver_champion
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Re: Let's see your engines!
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 This is a picture of Chestnut St. Shop at Darby on my HO scale Eastern Railroad
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cwclark
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I model mostly SP and UP..Here's a few of my locomotives. They are all airbrush painted and decaled using a Paasche double action air brush, Floquil and / or Scalecoat paint, and Microscale decals. Detailing consists of Details West and Detail Associates components.
MP 15 DC's
SP Sunset Limited #2 PA-1
SP / UP consists meet at the tunnel
SD-9 Cadillac
GP-50
GE U-33C
SPD-40
west bound thru Flatonia Texas
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IandOFan71
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Nice lookin SP units, cwclark!
Here is a picture of my latest custom painted unit. C&O SD35 #7430. Just finished applying decals yesterday. This unit started out in N&W paint. It was painted over in the scheme of my fictional railroad, the Chicago Southern and Pacific using paint markers(never again will I use paint markers). Finally after 15 years, it was stripped down and painted into it's current and beautiful C&O blue. Enjoy.
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Chessie4155
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Wow!! lookin good you guys. I really like that C&O SD35 .!!!
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Chessie System Railroads
Purr-Fect transportation
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IandOFan71
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Thanks Mark. I still have to add the safety yellow to the handrails, install windows, and paint the trucks and fuel tank black but I couldn't resist showing her off. I can't wait until I finish my Chessie units. I think the Dash 9 will be a real head turner.
Tyler
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Adam17
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Very nice engines, guys. I reciently just purchased from a friend, a Southern GE 44T. I'll have to post a photo of it sometime.
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