I often see the Ferromex and ferrosur here alongside UP in the Colton yard. Heck, just the other day I saw a bnsf alongside a Ferromex loco in San Bernardino. Pretty darn cool.
It would be great (and Very popular for sales) if your next run included the KCS de Mexico units. These howver have the low numberboards (on the nose).
Are NS ES44DC's coming? The 7500 and 7600 number series have different plows. What happened to ES44 detail kits? Need more of them. More modern plastic pellet hoppers, tankcars and gondolas.
HO modern era SD38-2's and SD40-2's please. They look like amazing models however I can't get any from the latest release since they're all in historic paint schemes and don't have ditch lights.
No expert, but from what I could find the star on CR 6437 meant that the locomotive was used as a testbed unit. There are a couple other units like this, another example being CR 6431. It looks like the units lost their stars sometime in the early to mid 80s.
It's all to modern for a lot of us modellers. I don't have room for double stacks, long car carriers and all these modern locos. Alcos, GPs from the 60s would be nice
Been waiting on another ferromex run. The SD70ACE ferromex Loco is in Memphis BNSF intermodal terminal. It still leads BNSF engines occasionally in my area.
Their artwork shows the correct Flexicoil trucks on the CR units, as well as the correct 6 brake cylinder clasp brake HT-C's on the NW units. With Scale Trains accuracy, I bet the trucks with be correct on the models too.
fix your UP yellow. it’s so far off every other manufactures UP yellow that i don’t want to buy scale trains UP power since it looks terrible with athearn, atlas, walthers, intermountain units etc.