Posted by Craig Allen on June 4, 2012 
Great series of shots and remarks, thanks for sharing! What I would give to have seen this in person...
Posted by Dalton M on June 4, 2012 
Thanks for sharing Joe! These locomotives appear to be some sort of narrow gauge variation on an SD7/SD9. The general body shape looks similar, but the lack of any hood, and the frame skirt gives it a distinct look, from that of any other locomotive. Looking at this, and other pictures you've posted of these "'NF-210" units, they look almost like some type of model train locomotive.
Posted by Joe McMillan on June 4, 2012 
Well, these are unusual locomotives. they were built specifically for Newfoundland service by GMD. They do not have a center sill as do most locomotive, but rather heavy side frames. They have C-C trucks, which are hard to see given the locomotive's design. Many of these NF-210s are still in service on the FCAB in northern Chile. I have photographed them there as well, and I am sure there are a number of photos on this site showing them at work on the FCAB.
Posted by Dave Blaze... on June 4, 2012 
Thanks again Joe...love all your Newfie shots.
Posted by Brian Hiscock on June 5, 2012 
Thank you Joe! I love it!
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