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Weekend Photos - 12/1/17

Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 9:00 am
by christopher2035
I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving. Can't believe we are in December now!

Postwar is still running the rails this holiday season -
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Giovanna enjoying the trains
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UP SD70M 5714 leads 201 through Arcadia, VA w/ Fall foliage still not making too much of a showing on the mountains
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NS SD70ACe 1090 leads 159 through Reidsville, NC on the Danville District
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A trio of NS GE motors hustle 820 through Vinton, VA on the old Virginian main line. Seen from the Blue Ridge Parkway
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UP AC44CW 6750 leads a southbound freight through Austell, GA on the NS Atlanta North District
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NS SD70ACe 1121 leads 217 through Elliston , VA on the Christiansburg District
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The cab of NS Dash-9 8888 rests in Cresson Steel after being removed during the rebuild process to AC44C6M 4056
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Amtrak P42 94 leads the Pennsylvania out of Johnstown, PA on the NS Pittsburgh Line
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NS Dash-9 9764 leads 052 under the PRR signals at Tipton, PA
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Re: Weekend Photos - 12/1/17

Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 10:02 am
by chuck
Love the 2025. I wish there was an easy way to fix the pilot truck to make it a real Pacific. :D

Re: Weekend Photos - 12/1/17

Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 10:20 am
by webenda
The cab of NS Dash-9 8888 rests in Cresson Steel after being removed during the rebuild process to AC44C6M 4056

Cool idea for a model railroad scene.

Re: Weekend Photos - 12/1/17

Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 11:12 am
by christopher2035
2025 has to be my favorite PW steamer. Surprised they didn't do a 4 wheel pony truck

Re: Weekend Photos - 12/1/17

Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 11:22 am
by chuck
Spur drive and the massive casting make for some nice coasting effects without flywheels or fancy electronics. Not a great puller but the Baldwin drivers are outstanding for a PostWar steamer.

Re: Weekend Photos - 12/1/17

Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 12:27 pm
by Roy
chuck wrote:Spur drive and the massive casting make for some nice coasting effects without flywheels or fancy electronics.

Agreed. NS 9764 (in the last photo) sure looks like it's gonna take out the overhead signal!