I saw the repainted Southern 4610 rolling down the track today. Heading east to Lambert’s Point on the Ex-Virginian line. That green paint still looks pretty glossly for being on a coal train.
For the guy’s up in Canada – what is Southern 2610??
James
It isn’t a 2-8-0 is it? Or am I right out of the ball park?
Dave
Do you mean 4610? That, as I understand it, is a Southern locomotive that NS has recently repainted (still in its old colors). I’ve never seen it, but here is a link to a picture of it…
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=28457
Thanks Nora -that kind of puts things in perspective – now we understand – I think!!!
Oh! [:0][:I][:I] And here I was, thinking it was a steamer! ha ha [:)] [:I]
Dave [:I]
the only 2610 on the ns right now is a new sd70.
Yeah, the 2610 is an SD70M. The 4610 is a GP59[;)]
Ahhh stupid me. [#oops] I did mean 4610. I clearly have written in my notes " SOU 4610 - 5:58 Dogwood." I dont have a clue what made me use a “2” instead of a “4”. Those mesquites must have took much blood the other night.
Thank you Nora for catching my error.
You just had us Canadians totally confused - the only Southern up here is Southern Railway of BC - they don’t have a 2610 or 4610 . Thanks for putting things straight.
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QUOTE: Originally posted by Train Guy 3
QUOTE: Originally posted by Nora
Do you mean 4610? That, as I understand it, is a Southern locomotive that NS has recently repainted (still in its old colors). I’ve never seen it, but here is a link to a picture of it…
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=28457Ahhh stupid me. [#oops] I did mean 4610. I clearly have written in my notes " SOU 4610 - 5:58 Dogwood." I dont have a clue what made me use a “2” instead of a “4”. Those mesquites must have took much blood the other night.
Thank you Nora for catching my error.
You just had us Canadians totally confused - the only Southern up here is Southern Railway of BC - they don’t have a 2610 or 4610 . Thanks for putting things straight.
Yea sorry about that, but it’s all a learning experience. I’ve learned more about Canada and Canadians from this forum than from having a teacher from Canada. Always been interested with my neighbors to the north.
QUOTE: Originally posted by Train Guy 3
QUOTE: Originally posted by athelney
QUOTE: Originally posted by Train Guy 3
QUOTE: Originally posted by Nora
Do you mean 4610? That, as I understand it, is a Southern locomotive that NS has recently repainted (still in its old colors). I’ve never seen it, but here is a link to a picture of it…
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=28457Ahhh stupid me. [#oops] I did mean 4610. I clearly have written in my notes " SOU 4610 - 5:58 Dogwood." I dont have a clue what made me use a “2” instead of a “4”. Those mesquites must have took much blood the other night.
Thank you Nora for catching my error.
You just had us Canadians totally confused - the only Southern up here is Southern Railway of BC - they don’t have a 2610 or 4610 . Thanks for putting things straight.
Yea sorry about that, but it’s all a learning experience. I’ve learned more about Canada and Canadians from this forum than from having a teacher from Canada. Always been interested with my neighbors to the north.
Hey we all goof up --eh!! But anyway our stuff is like your stuff ( loco’s etc ) except the tag on it says " made in Canada" .
QUOTE: Originally posted by athelney
QUOTE: Originally posted by Train Guy 3
QUOTE: Originally posted by athelney
QUOTE: Originally posted by Train Guy 3
QUOTE: Originally posted by Nora
Do you mean 4610? That, as I understand it, is a Southern locomotive that NS has recently repainted (still in its old colors). I’ve never seen it, but here is a link to a picture of it…
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=28457Ahhh stupid me. [#oops] I did mean 4610. I clearly have written in my notes " SOU 4610 - 5:58 Dogwood." I dont have a clue what made me use a “2” instead of a “4”. Those mesquites must have took much blood the other night.
Thank you Nora for catching my error.
You just had us Canadians totally confused - the only Southern up here is Southern Railway of BC - they don’t have a 2610 or 4610 . Thanks for putting things straight.
Yea sorry about that, but it’s all a learning experience. I’ve learned more about Canada and Canadians from this forum than from having a teacher from Canada. Always been interested with my neighbors to the north.
Hey we all goof up --eh!! But anyway our stuff is like your stuff ( loco’s etc ) except the tag on it says " made in Canada" .
Adding to Athelney’s comment that your stuff looks like our stuff except "made in Canada, some of your (American) stuff is also made in Canada. Have a look at brand new UP SD70M #3819 for an example, at :
http://www.railroadforums.com/forum/showthread.php?s=58b339366d5836b87104511822748a54&threadid=17487
QUOTE: Originally posted by athelney
Thanks Nora -that kind of puts things in perspective – now we understand – I think!!!
Thanks for the link ,Nora
Brian (louisnash) was kind enough to send me a pic of it from before
And I copied the one from the link you gave, looks like a lighter shade of green.[:)]
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QUOTE: Originally posted by athelney
QUOTE: Originally posted by Train Guy 3
QUOTE: Originally posted by athelney
QUOTE: Originally posted by Train Guy 3
QUOTE: Originally posted by Nora
Do you mean 4610? That, as I understand it, is a Southern locomotive that NS has recently repainted (still in its old colors). I’ve never seen it, but here is a link to a picture of it…
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=28457I checked that link out,and those are some great shots.
Thanks for the link.[:)]Ahhh stupid me. [#oops] I did mean 4610. I clearly have written in my notes " SOU 4610 - 5:58 Dogwood." I dont have a clue what made me use a “2” instead of a “4”. Those mesquites must have took much blood the other night.
Thank you Nora for catching my error.
You just had us Canadians totally confused - the only Southern up here is Southern Railway of BC - they don’t have a 2610 or 4610 . Thanks for putting things straight.
Yea sorry about that, but it’s all a learning experience. I’ve learned more about Canada and Canadians from this forum than from having a teacher from Canada. Always been interested with my neighbors to the north.
Hey we all goof up --eh!! But anyway our stuff is like your stuff ( loco’s etc ) except the tag on it says " made in Canada" .
Adding to Athelney’s comment that your stuff looks like our stuff except "made in Canada, some of your (American) stuff is also made in Canada. Have a look at brand new UP SD70M #3819 for an example, at :
http://www.railroadforums.com/forum/showthread.php?s=58b339366d5836b87104511822748a54&threadid=17487
Go to Railpictures.net and search under “Kentucky” and you will see all the photos taken of the Southern 4610 in Lawrenceburg and in the Louisville area over the last 2 or 3 months.
There are some great photos of it on this website.
Brian (KY)
Does it still have the plaque at the rear talking about the southern railroad engineers?
I have yet to see the thing (the 4610), I’ve heard its only been in the northeast once, not 100% sure if its true, I wish NS would do N&W and CR engines, NS did have the 2943 (Sprit of Conrail GP38) but its on the dead line in Enola.
Question. Why is it still painted in Southern Colors?
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Question. Why is it still painted in Southern Colors?
NS had it repainted.