Outstanding....keep them coming!!
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Terrific stuff! I just hope no one was in the cab! :-)
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Great shot! She is a beautiful thing!
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NS is really doing a terrific job with getting all the details right on their heritage locomotives. Its a beautiful shot until you see the rusty front coupler
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Ah, nothing like fresh paint being coated with fresh rain
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Awesome shot to debut this unit Casey! Hoping to see this on the point of a P-Line train in the near future!
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| Posted by FSWood on April 6, 2012 | |
Who do I write the check to for another just like it?
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| Posted by on April 6, 2012 | |
The lightning adds a nice touch. "It's alive!"
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Beautiful! Another home run shot, Casey! It seems like each time you release a new paint shot, it just gets better and better. Are we foamers gonna have any adrenaline left after the last one is released?? :)
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Looks like I might have to make a trip down South this year.
A big thanks to Norfolk Southern, you guys are a real class act.
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| Posted by on April 6, 2012 | |
The most colorful one so far! Great work Norfolk Southern!
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This is the best!
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You can't beat that! The fellas at Chattanooga have done a fantastic job once again!
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Looks like a Robert West painting! Great job!
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Well played NS !
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A last minute "charge" before leaving the factory!
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| Posted by Sport! on April 6, 2012 | |
Now that's a true LIGHTENING PAINT SCHEME!!!
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Wow. Thats a good lookin engine. Way to go Norfolk Southern.
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This NS Heritage Unit is sure one "Electronically Charged" unit getting the highest juice available to get her career started. Amazing Shot!
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To Chad: ALL new couplers are rusty. It's a Federal violation to paint them, as it prevents inspectors from finding cracks. Note that the wheels are unpainted as well. Same reason. See also: http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=258576&nseq=5
Beautiful locomotive, BTW.
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| Posted by on April 6, 2012 | |
I can´t close my mouth. Stunning!
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Shocking!
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Wow! Casey Thomason is one lucky guy! Awesome shots!
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This just keeps getting better and better!! At this rate I may try dusting off the cameras that I stuck on the shelf with the end of Kodachrome, or have my Wife/Kids try to teach me how to run one of those digital things and head for West Virginia. Thanks NS/N&W for doing a great job on the heritage units and being a great company to have owned shares in for the last 35 years!
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Oh my....this is simply breathtaking...the paint and the photo. Nicely done NS....nicely done Casey!
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NS and Casey: using a baseball term, you guys went yard again. When's the next heritage unit due out? My heart needs time to stop fluttering. Love it.
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Thanks again NS for the great effort ... it is truly appreciated.
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Having ridden "The Man of War" many years ago, behind Central of Georgia E-8s that wore this paint scheme. This brings back many fond memories. I want to give many thanks to all Norfolk Southern people involved in the Heritage Project, Job Well Done !
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Thanks Mark, never knew that. As a sidenote I say the next Heritage Unit that is finished will be the Original Norfolk Southern or Norfolk Western
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Love this picture. From a weather buff side, capturing the lightning bolt makes this picture more intriguing. Great Job!!!!
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This one stings me in my heart. The bolt of lighting hitting Missionary Ridge is a true rep of Chattanooga. It doesn't get much better than this. We had one Hell of a good crew painting locomotives when I was there. Looks likes we still do!!
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