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Though none of the Tower 55 SD70ACe's have hit the rails to date, they did add the neat looking and very Alaska Road-ish Florida East Coast SD70ACes to coming soon list.



Also added is that really awesome looking new Kansas City Southern de Mexico GEVO Southern Belle; plus a Ferromex GEVO.




How 'bout a "Classic Concept Series" BN ES44AC???
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More info available on the Tower 55 site....

http://www.tower55products.com/

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Edited by - Tony Cook on April 11 2007 6:14:51 PM
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The BN one looks kinda, ah... lame.
When BNSF came out with the GN/War bonnet scheme, it was absolutely sharp.
This unit would have been better painted in CB&Q's chinese red and white, or even Northern Pacific's green with the "still honoring" Chinese ying-yang symbol, even SP&S.
Could you imagine what it would look like painted in the CB&Q Silver Streak scheme?

Like the Conrail, why pick a merger color? A Pennsy/New York Central, not quite Penn-Central, (sorry), but imagine from CSX's B&O, C&O, Western Maryland... Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line, Louisville & Nashville... on and on...

Anyway, that's my $.02.

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Edited by - zebrails on April 11 2007 8:37:20 PM
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quote:
The BN one looks kinda, ah... lame.
When BNSF came out with the GN/War bonnet scheme, it was absolutely sharp.
This unit would have been better painted in CB&Q's chinese red and white, or even Northern Pacific's green with the "still honoring" Chinese ying-yang symbol, even SP&S.
Could you imagine what it would look like painted in the CB&Q Silver Streak scheme?

Like the Conrail, why pick a merger color? A Pennsy/New York Central, not quite Penn-Central, (sorry), but imagine from CSX's B&O, C&O, Western Maryland... Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line, Louisville & Nashville... on and on...

Anyway, that's my $.02.

John

Originally posted by zebrails - April 11 2007 :  8:34:57 PM



I agree on "why pick the merger BN"...neat...but a Chinese Red CB&Q would have really been something to see! Or NYC Lighting Stripes!

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