Norfolk Southern Heritage Units.

Get enough of these Northeastern Route repaints hanging around Altoona one day and it'll look like the early days of Conrail!!!! Also I have to ask, when the time comes (and hopefully not for a looooooonnnnngggg time) is the Conrail unit going to recieve a patch job first?

Looks like all the heritage units will be getting together:

http://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/displayFor ... 4239675019

Is there a better picture of the NYC Lightning stripped loco?

Mr.S wrote:Is there a better picture of the NYC Lightning stripped loco?

There is no picture of it yet..it doesn't exist yet.

Scot

You can see the NYC unit in this picture:

http://indianarailroads.org/board/index ... 88%3Bimage

Nice!!!

And the official portrait:

http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.p ... 385&nseq=0

Quite nice.

https://www.facebook.com/#!/media/set/? ... 547&type=3

Let's commend NS for doing such a great thing. The above link is their FB photo album. I'm posting some of my favorites from their FB album:

That has got to be the most gorgeous engine I have ever seen!

Thats NYC engine is amazing

it sucks the New Haven one is not getting done. a double headed of NH/NYC NH/PRR and to see the new haven colors down south in general

A beautiful shot of the Savannah & Atlanta 1065 and New York Central 1066 pose side by side outside the shop in Muncie.

http://railpictures.net/photo/398471

terminalfanatic wrote:That has got to be the most gorgeous engine I have ever seen!

Yeah..........the Green 'n Gold one. Southern Gives a Green Light to Innovation!!! I know..........I'm partial.

GF

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/norfol ... 2012-05-21

Sweet!

May 21, 2012, 4:15 p.m. EDT

Norfolk Southern Heritage locomotives to gather in North Carolina for July 4 'family portrait'

NORFOLK, Va., May 21, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Norfolk Southern's Heritage locomotives will gather for a "family portrait" at the North Carolina Transportation Museum (NCTM) in Spencer, N.C., during the Fourth of July week. All 20 locomotives painted in the color schemes of predecessor railroads will be on display July 3 and 4.