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Thanks. I know Athearn has the MACs without the white roof. I have never seen an "M' with the YN3. Wonder if anyone makes it.

oh yeah, i found another question to replace that 5. Is the Dark Future scheme on those SD70Ms an after factory paint job or were they delivered like that?

hey, thanks. I'll try not to screw my locomotives up :thumb:

ok, I had heard of the YN3 and YN2 colors. Thanks for the help.

Well, I mean, you say they are different shades of blue and yellow. Do you know what they're called or if they're commercially available through model flex or any other manufacturers? Or which one is darker than the other? Thanx

any more info?

Ive been looking at train paints, like from N Scale supply and other dealers, and have not found a different one for each. I can only find CSX blue. Its really hard to tell because when there is more yellow and gray on the engine, the blue stands out, and it looks darker. But when its a lot of...

oh yeah. sticky summer heat sucks. I just moved to south texas and im beginning to feel it. I used to live in the New Mexico mountains where you had to wear a sweater during the summer nights. I'll pretend my locomotives run up in the mountains somewhere and skip the white roofs. I wish...

thanks. i was just checking cause like for say, the Rio Grande used a yellow, then later used a gold, or a different yellow or orange. Like, it literally had different colors that differed because of company changes, not because of weathering or other things. But if the blue is "suppossed" to be...

I have just aquired six N Scale CSX locomotives. There is one SD50, one Dash8-40C, two Kato SD40-2s, one GP40 and one AC4400CW. I have never modeled nor painted nor stripped a CSX engine, nor am I familiar with the line, since I mostly deal with BNSF, SP and UP. I am not a big fan of this...

http://www.angelfire.com/il/CNW/index.html <--- dunno if you've seen that. i get all my pics from there. hope that helps

hey, i wanna see. no fair

Those look sweet. I love the early RS series. They're my favorite high hood units.

Man, Kato needs an N Scale SD38-2.

UP worked with Conrail. Or the other way around.

...................:eek: :eek: train97 Thats horrible.

I agree. I had NEVER been on a train before (unless you count roller coasters), and it was a really cool first time experience (except formy poor lips).

Hey, if you find them, please post. I really need to get into the digital camera era. These disposable ones dont do the scenery justice. And yes, you are sooty after riding the open car. Did you go to the museum after the ride?

This is kind of how it starts. It goes from a beautiful mountain scenery to actually being in the mountains. There are a few places where the passage is so narrow, that you can actually reach out and touch the rock walls on either side of the train. I will try to find more pictures and scan...

heres another 2. the first one is on the same canyon as the first, but on our way back to the station. the second is after the train had backed up on the "Y" to turn around. Its a Narrow Gauge 2-8-2