Does anyone have a link or their own pics of Santa Fe steam? Since I will be looking at both diesel and steam for the new layout, this would be very helpful. Thanks and Happy Modeling!! John ------------------ The Santa Fe and Southwestern, Chief of the Southwest!!
John, click on the link to my homepage in the signature. Once it comes up, click on the Vollrath collection page and scroll Waaayyyy down. Beware it takes a long time to load since I put thumbnails of every photo for the benefit of Florida voters. Most of it is NYC of course, but there is a section on ATSF. It has photos of 3751, 2912, 2921, 3450 and 3462 while they were still in service. Taken by Mr. Vollrath or from his collection. A few from Stan Kistler. Elsewhere on the site are some I have taken of 3751. ------------------ http://www.pioneer.net/~fitzrr/ Member No. 508
Thanks Fitz, Those are some great shots!! I hope to come back to them again for modeling reference. Happy Modeling!! John ------------------ The Santa Fe and Southwestern, Chief of the Southwest!!
In particular I am looking for the history of engine 3780. Any info on where I could pick up some data about it would be great!! Happy Railroading!! John ------------------ The Santa Fe and Southwestern, Chief of the Southwest!!
John, Here are some pictures you may find interesting: 3776 3779 3785 Class 3776 drawing There is an all-time Santa Fe steam roster at http://atsf.railfan.net. Here is the info it has about this class: Class: 3776 Numbers: 3776-3785 Builder: Baldwin Date Built: 1941 Qty.: 10 Gone by: 1959 Notes: 3780 was last ATSF steamer to operate, 8/27/57 Dwight [This message has been edited by drbooher (edited 17 January 2001).]
Thanks for the info and great pics!! Although I am a regular on the atsf site, I must have overlooked the data. Thanks again, this will help!! Happy Railroading!! John ------------------ The Santa Fe and Southwestern, Chief of the Southwest!!