Officially licensed NCAA product?

Started by Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RR, June 03, 2011, 11:55:54 AM

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we have  university of louisville and kentucky geeps here at the pal, now you can add the michigan state spartans to your collegiate locomotive roster. This sweet sw14 showed up in louisvile today enroute to east lansing.
"The engineer in the old high cab his gold watch in his hand, looking at the waterglass and letting down the sand, rolling out on the old main line taking up the slack, gone today so they say but tomorrow he'll be back...."

Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RRTopic starter

"The engineer in the old high cab his gold watch in his hand, looking at the waterglass and letting down the sand, rolling out on the old main line taking up the slack, gone today so they say but tomorrow he'll be back...."

Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RRTopic starter

"The engineer in the old high cab his gold watch in his hand, looking at the waterglass and letting down the sand, rolling out on the old main line taking up the slack, gone today so they say but tomorrow he'll be back...."

Ptrainman

Nice looking loco. Wonder why they put the number on the window instead of on the number boards and cab side where it is supposed to go. ???
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Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RRTopic starter

I think its because it really doesn't have a road number, I've seen name only engines before and I guess to be shipped they gave it a made up number.
"The engineer in the old high cab his gold watch in his hand, looking at the waterglass and letting down the sand, rolling out on the old main line taking up the slack, gone today so they say but tomorrow he'll be back...."

Ptrainman

NREX is the reporting mark for National Railroad Equip isn't it?


Paul
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Yeah, this thing came from vmv or progress rail, whichever one is affiliated with nre, which is vmv I'm pretty positive. I'm sure the number is its old IC number.
"The engineer in the old high cab his gold watch in his hand, looking at the waterglass and letting down the sand, rolling out on the old main line taking up the slack, gone today so they say but tomorrow he'll be back...."

Ptrainman

Yeah I think your right, I think VMV is the one in with NRE.


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beal99

Once upon a time MSU student here, engine looks GREAT!