The "Double" Q386 gets tied down on the siding in St. Johnsville by it's conductor on rather mild March afternoon.

On a warmer Sunday afternoon in March 2017, the friendly Q386 (right) crew waits for their ride after tieing down their "double" 386 as the Q386 (left) flys by on it's way East into C.P. 203 (M.P.... (more)

A long Q386 with two pumpkins in the lead cruise by M.P. 204 on it's way east to Selkirk on a very chilly January Sunday.

It's 0656 and morning light illuminates the CSX Terminal Subdivision at Depew, New York. It is here that some of the last surviving New York Central target signals in the Buffalo area stand, but n... (more)

Today was finally sunny but very windy. With a little free time, I went out to catch the Q386 with CSX 8312 (EMD-SD40-2) for a leader. This is a new angle I tried out and am very pleased with resu... (more)

CSX Q386 lead by CSX 8662 comes into V.O. passing the rail crane "American" on the controlled siding.

CSX 7854 leads the Q386 to Selkirk w/ UP 6076 trailing March 16th, 2014.

This was the second of three trains with the symbol number of "386" yesterday! This one was the first of two with the symbol Q386 and all three had solid UP power! The power in this phot... (more)

This was the third UP lash-up I caught today. This Sunday was another great one to be track side. Great trains, weather etc and this UP ACe just added to it. This was also the second "386&quo... (more)

A former LMS, now in YN3 paint, leads Q386 eastbound into Brooklyn. The train is slowly regaining speed after picking up the Q364's conductor from the train's rear and taking him to the head end ... (more)

A pair of 4000 horsepower GE's work hard to accelerate with a heavy train in tow.

CSX train Q386, lead by a former LMS unit now sporting CSX livery, heads east through Berea, Ohio in the early morning sunlight.