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Finally bagged it!! CSX 1850 is on M-410 in Bergenfield, NJ 4/14/2024. The clouds had rolled in by the time the 410 went north casting a glare on the relatively new paint I took one photo and another at a slightly different angle to make the Yellow "L&N" stand out on the light gray.

Finally bagged it!! CSX 1850 is on M-410 in Bergenfield, NJ 4/14/2024. The clouds had rolled in by the time the 410 went north casting a glare on the relatively new paint I took one photo and another at a slightly different angle to make the Yellow "L&N" stand out on the light gray.

All I know is they are an inside bearing truck. Probably the same trucks used on the Comet coaches made by Pullman Standard and Bombardier. Also the Metro North Bombardier are probably the same and Amtrak's Amulets have them as well. Dont know who would have those trucks other than Walthers who had ...

NJT 4210, the Erie Heritage unit appeared today on train 1721 heading west and train 1722 heading east. I caught it at "WC" Interlocking in Waldwick, NJ 1/15/2024

NJT 4210, the Erie Heritage unit appeared today on train 1721 heading west and train 1722 heading east. I caught it at "WC" Interlocking in Waldwick, NJ 1/15/2024

lensovet wrote: ↑Mon Jan 01, 2024 12:35 am Nice pics, what's the train on the siding in the last one?

Here is NJT 4503 on trains 5525 and 5520

Caught NJT 4503 the Atlas Wrapped locomotive in Union, NJ 12/31/2023 on Trains 5525, 5519, and 5514

Here is NJT 4503 on trains 5525 and 5520

Caught NJT 4503 the Atlas Wrapped locomotive in Union, NJ 12/31/2023 on Trains 5525, 5519, and 5514

Finally, the WSPX in Newfoundland, NJ 12/9/2023.

Here are my photos of the WSPX, Toys for Tots train, first in Hawthorne, next in Oakland 12/9/2023

Finally, the WSPX in Newfoundland, NJ 12/9/2023.

Here are my photos of the WSPX, Toys for Tots train, first in Hawthorne, next in Oakland 12/9/2023

NJT 4210 makes its debut in Erie Colors on train 45 at WC Interlocking in Waldwick, NJ with Benoit Armand at the throttle. The locomotive looks good even though the Erie never owned second generation EMD's. The closest any second generation locomotive ever got to this scheme were the first ALCO C424...