12/30/20 westbound along University Ave. heading out on Prairie Sub to Spring Green.

WAMX 4177 takes the sand loads bound for Oregon across the diamond at MX.

L465 waits for the T006 to clear the junction at Broom Street before heading into the Madison Yard.

HLCX 6313, an SD40-2 on lease to the Wisconsin & Southern, sits as two WSOR jobs switch in Madison Yard on a cold January morning.

Happy holidays to everybody in the RP community!

Exhaust billows from the SD40-2 and GP39-2 combo, as the Student Engineer on T006 pours on the coals. The short train has cleared it's 20 MPH restriction, and is quickly accelerating towards the 4... (more)

WSOR's unit grain train snarls morning rush hour traffic in downtown Madison, WI as they slowly make their way through town. They're overtaking a Milwaukee painted E Unit, which is a static displa... (more)

This passenger train was assembled and put on idsplay next to the former Milwaukee Road station in Madison, WI. MILW had a real no. 35A, an E9A locomotive. This version is an E8A and dates back to... (more)

This passenger train was assembled and put on idsplay next to the former Milwaukee Road station in Madison, WI. In 1995 it was nicely intact, fresh paint and appeared ready to leave for Chicago. I... (more)

Monona Tower... The location where the CNW and the Milwaukee Road crossed each other in the middle of Lake Monona. Present day, this is commonly referred to as MX. The head end of the train is on ... (more)

L468 is returning from Cottage Grove, and is on the approach to Junction A. There was once a diamond here where the CNW (the track the train is on) crossed the Milwaukee Road (the track at the ver... (more)

L468 has just climbed Vondron Hill and is coming around the curve towards Buckeye Road on their way back to Madison from Cottage Grove.

WAMX 4176 takes 21 loads of sand and gravel up the grade, and out of Madison on it's way to Lycon's concrete plant in Oregon. It looks as though the WSOR Reedsburg Sub is the dividing line between... (more)

The Wisconsin State Capitol Building stands tall, as L469 makes it's way towards Oregon with 21 sand loads for Lycon.

South Central Wisconsin has received it's first measurable snowfall of the season far earlier than normal. This created some unique photo opportunities. It was a rare treat to shoot a train rollin... (more)