The CN HR616s were built in 1982, and would have been around. Photo courtesy of Mister Nutbar:


Wayne

The HR616's are even better. We were only in Toronto a few days before travelling through (by train) into Michigan, and again in reverse 3 weeks later. Saw many CN units between Toronto and Sarnia, but none of these great looking beasts.

Hello---Alan,chances are you may have seen some of these---Montreal Locomotive Works C630M #2026---this shot was taken from the Bay St. bridge in Hamilton Ontario in the early 80's



next up:Alco/MLW C630 or a GP40,CN,same numbers (2026 or 9454)

May have seen an odd one on the way to Sarnia, but I don't have my records to hand as everything is packed away ready for our imminent move to live in Slovenia. Saw plenty of the one behind though, and several RS18 in stripes and plain black. If I were ever to model north American roads again, it would definitely be CN in that era.

A Railbox relettered for CN with the CNA reporting marks, at Winslow, NJ June 1993
next up another Railbox, CN or with the CNA reporting marks, any boxcar or #553132

Bruce

Athearn Rail Box.
Lettered for SBD

Relettered for the Missouri Pacific, at Millville, NJ March 1990

Bruce

Missouri Pacific Caboose at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum

Caught this little fella (caught between a long train and some powerful pushers?) while railfanning with Charlie and Mister Nutbar - not sure of the exact location.


Next up, we need another caboose or anything undecorated.

Wayne

Rio Grande Caboose at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum

One of several cabooses by the roadside in Soledad Canyon, Ca. 1998.

Altoona, Pa, 1978
Charlie

Winslow, NJ Feb 1993

Bruce

Ex new Haven NE-6.
On home rails at Essex Ct.