FEC 714 leads the FEC 336 rock train north through Rockledge, Florida. This was the very first engine to be painted into the FEC Champion paint scheme, and it still looks great.

FEC 103 thru the marsh

The mighty 438 lugs the New Smyrna Beach haul through Bunnell.

FEC 103 ran a bit late today making for a well lit shot in Bunnell.

A wave from Dave Shelly of FEC as 105 rolls south

FEC 510 has left its work train on the main line and is now in the process of running around it by going down the Palm Bay siding. In the spur track is track equipment being used for the construc... (more)

The hot 105 (former 101) roars out of town with a little champ behind the big ones bound for Miami.

FEC 815 leads FEC train 103 south through the construction zone at the Crane Creek bridge in downtown Melbourne. The new bridge with the blue beams in getting closer to being completed, while the ... (more)

FEC 510 heads south with work train FEC 411 to deliver new ballast for the second main line being installed for the Brightline passenger service between Miami and Orlando, Florida. The new signal... (more)

FEC 422 and FEC 435 are part of a work train waiting in the Pineda Siding to head south with ballast for the new second main line that is being installed for the Brightline passenger service betwe... (more)

FEC 812 races north at track speed through Rockledge, Florida with FEC 204 in tow.

FEC 433 leads local train FEC 920 north through the bridge construction zone in downtown Melbourne, Florida. Work continues on the north side of the new bridge, while on the west side work has be... (more)

FEC 422 waits in the siding at Pineda to take a Herzog work train south. On the other end of the train was FEC 435. There are plenty of work trains helping with the construction of the second ma... (more)

FEC 716, FEC 703, and FEC 428, lead a long FEC 336 rock train north across the Crane Creek Bridge in downtown Melbourne. Note the dolphin in the water below the lead engine. Construction work co... (more)

Florida East Coast train FEC 105, led by FEC 803, FEC 308 LNG car, and FEC 821, head south through Melbourne.