Possible Early Yellow Bonnet: I have seen a photo of the very first Santa Fe golden gate pulled by an E unit (think it was an E6) with what looks to be yellow paint instead of the normal red Warbonnet. Could be a bad photo, could have been touched up for postcards. It's a black and white photo which makes interpretation rather hard. Zebra Stripe:

The various warbonnets from 3DTrains are beautiful to behold, but just a couple of questions. Growing up in New Mexico, I have seen lots of the red warbonnet engines, but never the other two.

hI all after uploading the GN set I started the ATSF yellow bonnet set. Will be as much as photo real as possible.

Santa Fe F45 SD45-2 SD40-2 are on a general Freight Anyone that wants to post some more yellow bonnet shot either it's in original ATSF or BNSF Patch I'm Not too picky

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Aug 10, 2013 · A mixture of six ATSF Locomotives with 91-mixed car consists ( mostly pre-BNSF merger) HI-BALLS on the Cajon Pass to Victorville CA. Attached Files scrgrb521.jpg (100.6 KB, 295 views)

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G'day everyone! I've been working away at painting 2nd hand CF7s. Planning on separating each pack by region. First up is the Northeast. What's done: Pioneer Valley Grafton & Upton Bay Colony Reading & Northern Blue Mountain & Reading To do: Black River & Western Mass Central Maryland &

after your relise of the ATSF 3751 it promped me to go and download all the SF rolling stock and I was supprised that 90% of it was geared twards the Steam Era wich looks great behind the 3751. Sorry this picture isnt the best Quality but i had to enlarge it to get a closer shot of it without cutting out the rest of the consist

The UPs look similar to the CN numberboard fonts with serif on the bottom, but the CN forehead font looks more like the BNSF/ATSF one with the serif on the top! What also doesnt exist is the standard EMD factory numberboard font from the late 1970s/1980s. The font used on new deliveries to CR, Mop, BN, SOU, and KCS.