what is your favorite railroad?
Maryland and Pennsylvania, also the PRR and the WWF.
Enjoy
Paul
Reading all the way!
BNSF!
BN!
CNW!
CONRAIL!
C&O,
B&O,
GTW,
PM (Pere Marquette)
Dave
My name !!! Need I say more???[(-D][(-D][(-D]
The Pennsylvania Railroad–are there any others? [:D]
Seriously, PRR, but also Pere Marquette and Wabash
WM, RDG, PRR
This is a hard one:
CGW - My Grandfather worked for this one.
CB&Q - I worked a couple of years for the ‘Q’
MILW - Railfan’ed all around Southern Minnesota/Wisconsin on the branch lines: I model it in the late 50’s.
WC Ltd - I thought this was such a ‘class act’ through the 90’s.
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Great Western
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Chicago St.Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
Litchfield & Madison
What! No Canadian Roads? UGH!
Canadian Pacific, D&H, Ashley Drew & Northern
SOO, MILW, are some of my favs.
Gordon
Intercolonial Rwy, Dominion Atlantic Rwy, CN
Santa Fe All the Way!
Favorites:
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Grand Rapids Eastern
Southern Pacific
Conrail
Chesepeake & Ohio
Pere Marquette
Baltimore & Ohio
Grand Trunk Western
CSX
Canadian Pacific
Norfolk & Western
New York Central
MoPAC
Not so good in my book:
PRR (I like it but there’s so much of it!)
PC (what can I say, lots of people hate PC)
VGN (blech! I do like their 2-10-10-2s and their 2-6-6-6s though)
Norfolk Southern (vomits)
Boston & Maine (I guess I really don’t care for NE railroads)
CNW and Espee all the way!!!
Enjoy!
Kelley.
www.dufordmodelworks.com
BNSF
BN
NS
CSX
UP
Guilford ( MEC, B&M)
Santa Fe (1980-bnsf)
Go Transit (because of the cool coaches)
All Fallen Flags, and all during the era of big steam–1940-1950. Does that date me?
D&
Would someone explain why hitting that damned TAB key automatically throws this into SUBMIT REPLY? Really STUPID, gang!
Okay, once more:
RIO GRANDE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WESTERN PACIFIC
COLORADO & SOUTHERN
GREAT NORTHERN
PENNSY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
Tom
The NYCentral.I’ve been around it all of my life,I base my layout on it and because it’s so close,it’s easy for me to research.I also like the look of Pennsy power.