Looking for some NS TRAINS

I would like to see some other Norfolk Southern modelers trains out there. It's always nice to see someone elses work for a change.

Scott

 

kind of a run by

 

the actual runby
low res vid, but passable
http://s46.photobucket.com/albums/f123/river_eagle/N-Scale/?action=view&current=8.flv

 

I don't model NS but wanted one for pool power. Kato SD45 that has been modified to a high short hood.

 

I don't model NS either, but someone asked if I could do a patch job for them. This was the end result. I liked the look of it and may have to do another one for my use in pool power. Not sure if CSX and NS really get along though..... :lightning:

Brian

 

Atlas NS SD-60M

 

I model NS and CP from Philadelphia north, but: Neither my camera, my computer, nor my photgraphy skills are up to par, and the layout is still being built, but here are some shots of a pair of LL GP60's with an Atlas Conrail SD60M:

 

Here's a few.
Cheers,

 

Here is some more of mine.

Scott

 

Couple more:

Bob

 

I like the setting of these pictures. What did you use for the wall behind the trains? I'll eventually need to model a retaining wall for my own layout and am curious how you did yours. It looks good!

 

I don't know about that, but I do know that NS doesn't like the SD80MACs. They're non-standard on the otherwise all-DC NS. They seem to stay hauling coal on the Pittsburgh Line.

That's actually the first model C40-9 I've seen.

 

REDROCK - Love the weathering on the truck side frames in your 2nd picture. Excellent!

 

Red Rock,
that is fantastic weathering on 2608, it really brings that unit to life, love to see more of your stuff,
my best,
Jan

 

here is one more on a section of layout I just finished NS SD70:

 

Here are a few from my HCD+ layout. (hollow core door+)
Foliage has not started to bloom yet, and m.o.w. crews have a lot of work to do with ballast and rust application, but it is a start. I haven't put any pics up 'til this point, but hope to show more as I progress.

Scott, thanks for the nudge....

 

I literally see them working together every day. My work is just down the street from a GE plant. ALOT of traffic continually. Usually 3 consists an hours.