Montana Rail Link EMD GP9 No. 123 and SD45 (rebuilt and labeled an SD45-2) No. 315 are inside the backshop of MRL’s Livingston Shops on May 7, 2012. Both locomotives are stored long-term and have ... (more)

Twizell stands in Marley Hill shed stripped down ready for overhaul

The 1200 called in sick today, so it's staying in the roundhouse waiting on the mechanic's attention. Something is causing it to regularly blow a fuse.

Even though Montana Rail Link EMD SD70ACe is just seven years old in this image, it is having its prime mover changed out with a new one from Electro-Motive Diesel. A new 4,300 horsepower EMD 16-7... (more)

In fresh paint, Montana Rail Link SD45 (Rebuilt by MRL and now labeled a SD45-2M) No. 355 sits in the locomotive backshop at Livingston, Montana, on May 7, 2012. Two tracks over, EMD SD70ACe No. 4... (more)

A group of Montana Rail Link locomotives are in various states of repair, being stripped for parts, or being stored in the railroad’s Livingston Shops on May 7, 2012. Up front is former Clinchfiel... (more)

Two NEC GP38s; one inside and the other outside.

Copper Basin Railway’s shop at Hayden, Arizona is used for both locomotive and freight car maintenance. Over the drop pit on the right is EMD GP9 No. 207, while on the other side of the shop, CBRY... (more)

Good to go for another 15 years! Having completed her 1,472-day boiler inspection, the Sumpter Valley Railroad's "other" engine is quickly going back together. When this photo was taken a... (more)

SOU 2601 sits in the historic Spencer Roundhouse. HDR image.

Large all-welded new boiler for the famous australian streamlined 3801 "Pacific" of the New South Wales Rail Transport Museum in Thirlmere. This boiler was delivered to Australia in october 2010 t... (more)

After successfully powering another Friday Night Steam Train, the crew of the Grapevine Vintage Railroad puts down the ten-wheeler known as "Puffy" for the weekend. The 1896 Cooke locomotive was r... (more)

IC 3115 gets some TLC in Woodcrest. One Class "A" engine facility.

The core of Everett Railroad Company #11, a 2-6-0 built by Alco, sits in the shop at the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. Built in 1920 and intended for use in Cuba, after sugar markets unexpect... (more)

They say you appear to yourself in the mirror as three times better looking than you actually are...