Posted by Chase Gunnoe on March 28, 2012  Keep 'em coming Casey. These look great! You must be keeping these roads hot driving from PA to TN to do each shoot. Well worth it, though. Posted by Lewis Marien on March 28, 2012  Looks stunning! Posted by Frank Orona on March 28, 2012  Talk about some prime time nose visibility. Bee Safe. Posted by The Grande on March 28, 2012  Sweet!!!! I dont even seen an "NS" on the exterior. Posted by Ellis Simon on March 28, 2012  Classy. Posted by Caleb Keefer on March 28, 2012  Very classy NS. I like how you are using the original schemes, rather than making them up like UP. Posted by Tony King on March 28, 2012  All I can say is WOW!! Posted by Stephen Grekulak on March 28, 2012  Nice job again Norfolk Southern! This is the best one yet in my opinion! The only thing this unit's missing is a couple of NS ES44AC reporting marks but i really do love the night shot too! Posted by Mike on March 28, 2012  She's a beaut Clark! Posted by Jay Hawthorne on March 28, 2012  We have another winner ! Posted by AtlantaRails on March 28, 2012  Looks awesome! Very striking paint scheme, NS doing a great job adapting these classic paint scheme to new units. Posted by Mike on March 29, 2012  No doubt the sweetest one yet. Illinois Terminal next please! Posted by mike scott on March 29, 2012  amazing perfect Nickel Plate Road sweet picture!! Posted by Skip Salmon on March 29, 2012  Interestinlg...reminds me of a big GE python. Posted by Kurt von Wissenstein on March 29, 2012  It would be nice to see some new NS SD70ACEs in heritage paint scheme! Posted by George W. Hamlin on March 29, 2012  Looks like a real tonnage mauler! Posted by cavranger on March 29, 2012  I stopped being an NS fan when the steam program ended, but you guys are winning me back. Thanks for showing pride in the company's heritage and making so many fans happy. Posted by James Byberg on March 29, 2012  WOW! That's the sharpest Heritage Unit yet! Long Live the Nickle Plate! Posted by Doug Beard on March 29, 2012  These are all great! I can't wait to get to NS territory and hopefully catch one of them in action. Posted by Scott McClarrinon on March 29, 2012  Awfully nice! Love these programs on creating heritage units. Posted by Wharton Separk on March 29, 2012  Fantastic ... Thanks Casey, and thanks again NS. Posted by Dave Blaze... on March 29, 2012  If only the street running down 19th St in Erie still existed...wouldn't she look grand marching down the middle of the road? Posted by Jake McGarvie on March 29, 2012  NS and Casey, you guys hit another one out of the park! Posted by Chuck Schwesinger on March 29, 2012  Stunning! Thank you NS and great photo Casey! Posted by NYC Man on March 30, 2012  It's beautiful. But being N.K.P. shouldn't it be a high nose? Posted by RestoreTrains on April 10, 2012  This would look great teaming up with NKP 765! Posted by Jaret Marlowe on April 11, 2012  Looks like it ought to sting. Outstanding photo, Casey. Posted by microbuss on April 11, 2014  Hey I just saw this loco today On BNSF's Valley Sub on the oil train from Ft Laramie, Wyoming! Yes I got excited

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