Great catch Jay! Congrats on being first with a picture of it on RP!
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Why is there never a shiny new coupler for a shiny new loco? Nice catch.
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Because couplers are far from shiny when they are new. And its illegal to paint them.
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The train is CN 399. It's taking forever to get to Chicago tonight
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By the way, nice shot. About time someone got a shot of these things
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| Posted by on January 14, 2006 | |
Beautiful shot of some cool new power!
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wow. A great consist to boot. These babies are looking good. Nice work jay!
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Great catch Jay!!! That's the first in the data base from CN I believe
Cheers,
Dave Brook
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Nice shots Jay, lots of comments eh!
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Hey its a wave of the future on thie train. The North American Railroad looks so good with these 3 paint schemes. With all the other trains on the CN in Southern Ontario, it sure was a North American Railroad type of day. :-p
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| Posted by TMW on January 15, 2006 | |
Rack up another for EMD haha!
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AWSOME SHOT! I've seen the NS 70M-2s but man the CN units makes the NS units look like there 5 years old
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Sharp looking unit ! Wonder how long until these start looking like the 75I's with their faded noses.
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| Posted by daz on January 18, 2006 | |
Nice you dont often see a GP-60B
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Couplers come finished with rust to protect them against oxidation of the iron in the steel.
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Great Shot !!
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| Posted by on August 11, 2006 | |
I love that photo. I am from Freeport, IL and the CN owns the line. Me and my friends that also love trains would to see CN runs a few of those through here. Though there are only two merchandise trains a day that come through here, me and the rest of my crew hope on seeing one or two. Once again, nice photo. Love the GEVO behind it! Big BNSF fan!
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