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METRA press release:

"Meet our newest heritage unit! Locomotive 211 honors the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad and its E-series locomotives, which ushered in the diesel era on its suburban commuter operation in the 1950s. The CB&Q, the predecessor of today’s BNSF Line, began operating commuter rail service between Aurora and Chicago in 1864."

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jay jay posted:

I think they should replace the large METRA logo on the side panel with "Burlington" in original script. They don't need two METRA logos on each of the side panels.

Dominic Mazoch posted:

Not bad.  But maybe having the large METRA on the sides done in the script/font the Q used would increase its cool look.

While I would agree, neither the Milwaukee or Rock Island heritage locomotives have the Heritage roadname on the side.

The F40 ID "plate" is a nice touch, though:

But would look better this way:

I hear C&NW is next on a standard F40PH.

Rusty

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