An FEF from the 60’s. GP30s and a Microbus. Also, an ice cream stand makes this a pretty ideal spot to watch some trains. Groovy.
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Three Fronts and one Rear!
Metroliner and Amtrak Lineup by Edmund, on Flickr
The Hickory Creek out for a spin along the Hudson!
Cheers, Ed
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Ooh, Ed! Real nice! Makes me want to get my passenger trains out and do an FEF of my Amtrak F40PH (Phase III paint) and E9A (Phase II).
But first, a Seaboard System GP16, picking up a car in Southern Pines, North Carolina:
DFF
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‘Stop, Look & Listen’ like the scene & VW camper
Thanks, Peter
DFF, nice shot and good looking brickwork. Peter
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A little late posting today for FEF,nice weather(chores),new puppy. Today a couple Ferromex units came thru Sleepy Eye.
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Ooh, I spy Old Rivets hiding in there in a bicentennial paint scheme. Nice!
DFF
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You are correct! Its a limited edition AHM one they did. It even comes with a certificate and belt buckle!
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Front End Friday 2025-04-18
Hi, it’s that time of the Week again, here are a couple of GP38-2s
On the left is Athearn R2R 78881: CSS 2004 alongside Atlas Trainman #10 000 290: CSS 2002.
Whilst the Athearn model has no Ploughs, square-corner Air Filter Boxes, M-Trucks and a less bright shade of orange Livery, it does have separately applied Grab-irons, less clunky looking Handrails, Reflective Flashes on the Frame and certain Features are moulded in greater detail.
So, I guess it’s Swings and Roundabouts?
I pulled the last photo from an Anacostia Rail Holdings Co. promo. website – a different viewpoint of FEF.
Paul.
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