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This is a replica of CN's famous locomotive, used frequently throughout the 1980's, and even today. Plz comment and rate! :D

sweet canadian-national train locomotive josey-whales

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DeathStroke 31st May 2016

mkt uses that locomotive
duhman38 29th Jun 2014

tanawsomeguy55 if you are an "aviation person" what causes lift in the aircraft wing
Tanawsomeguy55 8th Feb 2014

umm im no train gu ro im a aviation person my self so ima say YOUR BOTH WRONG ITS A CHOO0 CHOO TRAIN
TheTrainSimDude 10th Jan 2014

And BTW, Mr_Macho, you are wrong about not seeing them much anymore. I see GP-class engines every day. A huge portion of Pan Am Railways' fleet is made up of GP units. And many other railroads still have them today. They are far from uncommon. They are so common around where I'm from, I get sick of them.
TheTrainSimDude 10th Jan 2014

Actually, I would say this is either an SD-60 due to the length of the short hood, or a GP-35 due to the fan placement. It is not an SD-40-2 for two reasons, one, this only has four axels, not six, and second, the porch on the back would be much larger on the SD-40. This is because an SD-40-2 was built on the (much longer) SD-45 frame. BTW, I am a total train nut :)
Mr_Macho 20th Dec 2013

Being accuate, the length of the hood suggests GP60.
Mr_Macho 20th Dec 2013

And I thought you guys were easy to fool. Proved me wrong. The GP series stood for "general purpose" and rarely do you see them anymore. The entire lineup was actually pulled off production in the early 90's. The description is off.
CBRULES0103 10th Dec 2013

This is not a sd-40. If anything, this is a gp-40 or a gp-38. An sd-40 has six axels, not four like this
Mr_Macho 30th Nov 2013

SD40-2? Niiiiiiiiiiice...One of my favorites. Huge CN fan, and can you make a SD70M-2? Its newer and also a good one.
littleevan99 21st Apr 2013

The smoke should come out near the cab if you could :)

The Powder Toy

Canadian National Locomotive by Josey-Whales

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