While sitting beside the yard close to where she works, my wife called to tell me there was a locomotive there, a Santa Fe, and she hadn’t seen one of those in our area. The only information she could give me was that it’s number was 695.
Is number 695 a C44-9W?
JaRRell
There are two pictures posted at Fallen Flags. One lists it as a C449W and the other a D9. http://rr-fallenflags.org/atsf/atsf695ajs.jpg
There are two pictures posted at Fallen Flags. One lists it as a C449W and the other a D9.
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Thanks. I’ve ask her when she gets home if this is the one she saw.
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=76324
JaRRell
Jarrell
HI there!! now you can run an Santa Fe on your railroad,kool!! it loks like an C - 44
JIM
It’s a Dash 944CW.
Jim, I take a lot of ribbing from my friends around here about all the road names I have. Let’s see, there’s Norfolk & Western, Norfolk Southern, Southern, GM&O, Union Pacific (about two weeks ago I saw two UP mu’ed engines trotting down the NS lines)… hmmmm… I’m leaving somebody out I know… but you’re right, Santa Fe here I come! [:D]
JaRRell
Yes C44-9W built 9/94 as GE Serial 48080. See Gene Crossett’s Santa Fe Roster website at http://rosters.gcrossett.com/atsf/ .
Jarrell
Don’t worry about it!!I’am messing around with “N” scale right now,and have quite a mix mash of power,SP,BN,NORFORK SOUTHREN,SOUTHREN,SANTA FE,DELAWARE&HUDSON.
Not to feel bad!!The best looking Engine there is ;Is the S.P.daylite 4-8-4 #4449
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