VLI - GE C30 -7 In Embu Guaçu / São Paulo - Brazil.

Sunny afternoon at Marsilac yard with EMD and GE units. The SD70ACe today is the helper set for southbound loaded trains, and the AC44i #8567 is heading the northbound empty train U51, departing t... (more)

EMD SDL39 locomotive former Milwaukee Road - SOO Line - Wisconsin Central, numbered in chile as D-2342 and currently working in FEPASA railway company, crossing the Calle Calle bridge with "EWOS" ... (more)

Northbound empty U59 departig Marsilac yard. The works for double track this portion of the route, are now in progress, as we can see.

ALL - GE C30-7 In Embu Guaçu / São Paulo - Brazil.

Steam Baldwin called Mikado preserved in the museum of Vale at Vila Velha.

SD70ACe made in Brazil, in EMD Factory at Sete Lagoas-MG, this is one of first locomotives produced by EMD Brazil, for Eldorado Celulose, nowadays this one is running at ALL tracks at São Paulo s... (more)

Back in the days when the G&Q still hauled freight. Unfortunately I have forgotten where this was taken. It is interesting that the 44 was painted red because traditionally the G&Q painted the b... (more)

Southbound X80 departing Canguera headed by AC44i #617, beginning the grade of Km 81.

Northbound cellulose train departing from Km 76, running to Mairink.

KD6 487 is seen powering across the main bridge in Daiobingshan with a management special on the Tiefa mining railway system. The KD6 is significantly older than other steam locomotives now at wor... (more)

Northbound MRS train headed by ex-ATSF unit, arriving at Km 154 yard, at region of Mairink.

I did a long trip just to see one of these locomotives, i love this paint scheme, this is one of the few remaining of Ferronorte locomotives.

EMD SDL39, former Milwaukee Road, SOO line, and Wisconsin Central (lightweight and experimental version of the SD39, but uses a GP38's body and frame with the SD39's engine). Unit D-2345 now worki... (more)

Single SD70M pulling a general freight train, running through the jungle, arriving in the end of their journey.