Hi
I am a big SOO LINE fan in modeling as I love that white with red nose paint scheme. I am not sure how many SOO LINE engines are left now on CP rail so I have a couple of questions for anyone who is familiar with the trackage.
1) How many SOO LINE engines are left in the "Hocky Stick" white with red nose scheme and where is the best place on the system to see some?
2) What is the best rail-fan spot closest to Ohio to see SOO Line? i know they use to run into Indiana but I dont know if that line is still used or what? Things change so fast I cant keep up.
So I am trying to plan a railfan trip out to SOO Country in the spring and I want to go to the best spot to find SOO. I can see CP Rail all day long upstate NY but they never seem to run any SOO engines when I am around. Im hoping to get more luck out near SOO's original lines. Thanks for any info here...
I am a big SOO LINE fan in modeling as I love that white with red nose paint scheme. I am not sure how many SOO LINE engines are left now on CP rail so I have a couple of questions for anyone who is familiar with the trackage.
1) How many SOO LINE engines are left in the "Hocky Stick" white with red nose scheme and where is the best place on the system to see some?
2) What is the best rail-fan spot closest to Ohio to see SOO Line? i know they use to run into Indiana but I dont know if that line is still used or what? Things change so fast I cant keep up.
So I am trying to plan a railfan trip out to SOO Country in the spring and I want to go to the best spot to find SOO. I can see CP Rail all day long upstate NY but they never seem to run any SOO engines when I am around. Im hoping to get more luck out near SOO's original lines. Thanks for any info here...