Posted by Dave Kerr on April 24, 2004
A very, very fine photo, Nick. |
Posted by M.J. Scanlon Photography on April 24, 2004
Very crisp and clear. Nice shot. |
Posted by Pinlifter on April 24, 2004
Thanks guys! I used a Canon D10 with no filter. |
Posted by Ryan M. Martin on April 25, 2004
Cool photo! But is it just me or is this beast not at all attractive? I understand the cost savings for using all flat sheet metal components but did EMD throw all of their design style out the window? Note that even the fuel tank is now angled... |
Posted by Pinlifter on April 26, 2004
I agree espeeboy. Long gone are curves and style.
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Posted by Glenn Davis on May 20, 2004
Also, Isn't there alot of exposed wiring under the frame? |
Posted by Pinlifter on May 20, 2004
The cables are for data. They are just there for the tests. They run from the cab to the passenger car. |
Posted by ALLAN LOVE JR on May 27, 2004
This is from BNSF9838.
I think this locomotive Is a one of a kind BEAST!
I just CAN'T wait till this thing comes out in HO scale. |
Posted by Joe LeMay on December 31, 2004
There are a lot of exposed wires anyway. http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=47051 . It is now out in HO scale - if you want to pay $800 for a brass one from Overland. |
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