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Re: James Mathis goes US-proto: 8-wide Sante Fe study
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Sat, 26 May 2001 21:09:07 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, James Mathis writes:
In lugnet.trains, Gianluca Morelli writes:
In lugnet.trains, James Mathis writes:
It's a US-proto freight loco, folks:

Well, I got the itch just to try a design study for an 8-wide US diesel
locomotive.  I see this type of locomotive frequently here in the high desert
of central New Mexico.  They're HUGE!

You mean you see Santa Fe locos????

The best that I see are pictures found in either books or on the web. ;-)

But, yes, I can see them in real-life traveling the tracks near where I live.
I live 2.3 hours away from the city of Sante Fe, New Mexico, USA.

The locos of this style here are also painted in an orange/black color
scheme, I think.  Named BNSF, for Burlington Northern Sante Fe.  Guess there
was a merger sometime?  I don't know rail company details very well at all.

Great Northern Orange/ Hunter Green.  The merger is around 10 years old now,
but the Red & Silver SF units are still around, alot with BNSF on them now.

Sorry.

I think they are the most beautiful ones....I remember,from my childhood,some
pics of those huge,RED,beautiful locos,on my first illutrated books...it was in
the 70s....at that times,in Italy,locos were painted in sh*t brown/clear sh*t
brown scheme....the comparation with those coloured locos was a little
frustrating,for a child :-)))

Ew.  Yucky.
<snip>

I agree...

Josh



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(...) The best that I see are pictures found in either books or on the web. ;-) But, yes, I can see them in real-life traveling the tracks near where I live. I live 2.3 hours away from the city of Sante Fe, New Mexico, USA. The locos of this style (...) (23 years ago, 26-May-01, to lugnet.trains)

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