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Wouldn't make senseto shuffle a UP unit deeper into NS territory. That is unless it has one of those NS lease tages which I'd doubt it does, considering it is a UP Heritage unit

Any word on UP 2001 as of December 1, 2010?

admin edit: merged the thread started by csxindyline with this one, don't need two topics on UP 2001.

cbehr91 wrote:There are no EJ&E lines.

Former.

Did the Southern Pacific run trains through here? Several maps suggest they did. If so, how many trains a day?

Is there any EJE line that only saw a couple of trains a day? Maybe 4 or 5? The maximum that I am looking for would be probably 8 trains a day. If such a line exists, can anyone help me with some train symbols or towns? Thanks!

What exactley is this NS line called?

CSXIndyLine wrote:Interesting Illinois prototypes anyone? Branch line conditions preferred.

To narrow it down, a very slow MAIN LINE on a railroad of any class. Any info is appreciated! Thanks!

Looking for a prototype that has a slow mainline. Railroad that is any class (1, 2, or3). Thanks and information is appreciated!

Amtrak Lincoln Service trains 300-307 and the Texas Eagle, trains 21 and 22. As far as UP trains, IG4CH, AG4YC, ZG4PX, ZTUG4, KG4LB, KLBG4, KLTG4, ZEPG4, ISEG4, ZCIBP, AGBML, and other trains that only run as needed or once or twice a week like KGNG41, KTAG41, KGSG41. South of Global 4, the only UP...

What is the Union Pacific line through Joliet like? What are some train symbols, frequency, etc.?

Interesting Illinois prototypes anyone? Branch line conditions preferred.

Just curious: Are there any BNSF main lines in Illinois with roughly 10-12 trains a day? Preferably Intermodal, Road, and local service, but whatever. Just curious as I am in Indy. Thanks!

The South Shore. The last interuban in America, street running, good stuff..... I second that. awEsome peice of railroad, single and now double deck MU cars (personaly I think they need more ornage on them), GP38-2's in Orange, just a sweet railroad. I have been thinking of them! Exactley what I am...

sd70accsxt700 wrote:

Typhoon wrote:The South Shore. The last interuban in America, street running, good stuff.....

I second that. awEsome peice of railroad, single and now double deck MU cars (personaly I think they need more ornage on them), GP38-2's in Orange, just a sweet railroad.

I have been thinking of them!

What are some interesting Class 1, Class 2, or Class 3 prototypes across Indiana? Class 1 meaning branchline. Thanks!

Could somebody please tell me the symbol Indiana Southern uses for its train from Ashby to Indianapolis? Thanks in advance.