Where did it go???

[DanRaitz]

BDC,

Personnaly I would have put Union Pacific under
'B' for "BORG"
"resisitance is futile, you will be assimilated!!"

 

[BDC]

Dan,

There's a fellow on the Atlas forum that has a signature you'd probably like:

UNION PACIFIC
We Will Devour

And now, to stay on topic, here's another 'U' in the form of the Utah Railway.

 

[BDC]

And for 'W', another shortline - the West Texas and Lubbock RR.

 

[ezdays]

Got another "U". This is what's left of a Union Pacific loco when it went head into another one a few miles south of Phoenix yesterday. No one was injured, but they have a lot of cars to put back on the track.

 

[DanRaitz]

Here are a couple of 'V' railroads
The first is the Virginia & Truckee RR

 

[DanRaitz]

the second is the Valley & Siletz RR out of Independence, Oregon

 

[interurban]

V is for VIRGINIAN RAILWAY
Electric of course

 

[DanRaitz]

I think is time for some 'W's.
First one of the greatest 'W's of all WESTERN PACIFIC

 

[DanRaitz]

Heres another favorite of mine. The Wisconsin Central

 

[roryglasgow]

zzzzzugsnort... I got caught napping! Here is a "T": http://www.the-gauge.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5244

 

[DanRaitz]

Okay, we have only three more letters to go

Here is the only shot of a 'X' that I could find.

 

[DanRaitz]

Time to end this thing.
Here are my 'Y' and 'Z' railroads.

The "Yolo" is out of Woodland, CA

 

[DanRaitz]

Here is the 'Z'.

This shot was taken at a grain elevator just north of Goshen, CA on HWY-99.

 

[RailRon]

Not so fast, Dan! I've got one more for 'Y'

The 'Yverdon & Ste Croix RR' is an electrified meter gauge railroad in the western, french speaking part of Switzerland.
This (mainly) freight loco is known as the 'Crocodile' - so they gave her 1997 an appropriate paint job for the 100 year anniversary of the RR company.
(They electrified in 1945. Before they had some wonderful 2-6-6-2T Mallets. Too bad, I didn't find a pic of one of these )

Ron