GP Dash vii

yes

YES YES YES!

All the yes.

Yes?

Yes

Oh yeah!

@Trainlover9943 posted:

Oh yeah!

Me too, I love my Gie π  4-6-5-4-3-3-2

I'm more of a fan of the ALco F-THRee in a B-A-A-B configuration

@BNSF-Matt posted:

Me too, I love my Gie π  4-6-5-4-3-3-2

I love how it has 27 wheels

Oh the F3, F7, SD40 etc gods are looking down and shaking their heads in displeasure.

@TRAINMANTIM posted:

Oh the F3, F7, SD40 etc gods are looking down and shaking their heads in displeasure.

I mean to be fair, for the new comers it's hard to remember if you should use a dash or not. If it's a F-7, you use seven dashes. F-------7. Or for a SD-40 you type it as SD----------------------------------------40. It's a trick a lot of people forget

I only replied because I thought this thread was a game, lol.  I don't own one of these units. However they do look fun and I once picked one up at a hobby shop to see how heavy it was. Does that count?

@TRAINMANTIM posted:

Oh the F3, F7, SD40 etc gods are looking down and shaking their heads in displeasure.

No, just laughing at the silliness and willful ignorance of it all.  

Sid, That Southern locomotive is very dash-ing!

@EMD posted:

Sid, That Southern locomotive is very dash-ing!

I'll raise your GP Dashing Away in Fear with the Kusan battery powered original of the 1950's.

@GG1 4877 posted:

I'll raise your GP Dashing Away in Fear with the Kusan battery powered original of the 1950's.

Hey look!! It's the first Beep model.

@TRAINMANTIM posted:

Hey look!! It's the first Beep model.

One of several Kusan offered back in the late 50's.

Rusty

Literally my childhood lol!