Yes, you saw it right, The Big Blue Beast has risen from the grave! She was seen today outside the shops in her original sonic bonnet scheme! Can’t wait to see her out on the rails! Great Job goes to the Altoona staff!
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How about photos WITHOUT links to those social media sites for those of us that choose NOT to participate in them? THANK YOU! ☺
So nice to see this. It's one of my favorite locos. Been thinking of getting a Railking one, but I'm going to wait and see if Railking will come out with the yellow-nosed one before I decide.
Tinplate Art posted:How about photos WITHOUT links to those social media sites for those of us that choose NOT to participate in them? THANK YOU! ☺
We can only link to images folks post on line, you could always roll the dice and "Google" it.
Thank you for sharing NS. It is one of the better "new"paint schemes from any of the recent repaints.
Charlie
OK! Just not a social media fan!
Tinplate Art posted:OK! Just not a social media fan!
The image is open to the public to view on Facebook. You don't have to be a member of Facebook to see it. Clicking on the link above will not cause any harm.
Tinplate - I don't belong either but the link seems to work whether you are a member or not. It's a small image but large enough to see what was done.
THANKS! ☺ I will try again!
WOW, that is NICE! I never saw that livery until now!
I cannot wait for her to be released!
NS 4000 is also in Rose Yard. Heard a rumor of a photoshoot of the two. I also heard 4000 may get a wash and touch up.
thank god it was painted back into its original paint ! ...having the MTH NS 4001 had me hoping...
NS 4000 also in the NJ Hirailers yard at Paterson, NJ.
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Paul, The broom is a nice authentic touch! Doug
Gondolawillie posted:So nice to see this. It's one of my favorite locos. Been thinking of getting a Railking one, but I'm going to wait and see if Railking will come out with the yellow-nosed one before I decide.
I gonna say its pretty good eye catching paint job.She might work her way through my neck of the woods.Charlotte n.c. heck I have even seen ns units on cxs rail in monroe n.c.
Sorry. Proper color for NS locomotives is BLACK!
...Ok, so just park NS 4000 inside a tunnel, turn on her running lights and take an available light shot with your camera and volia!!! black it is! 
LOL! 😁
Glad to see it, it’s the one special DC to AC that I haven’t seen
EscapeRocks posted:The image is open to the public to view on Facebook. You don't have to be a member of Facebook to see it. Clicking on the link above will not cause any harm.
100% WRONG.
Any time you go to Facebook.com, they set a tracking cookie on your computer which tracks your every move on the Internet. This happens whether you log in or not. Facebook and Google both do that. Ever use Google for an internet search? Then you’ve got a Google tracking cookie on your computer, too.
Hmmm, looks to me more like it hit a paint truck at speed.
Love that paint scheme, it must be the new b!ack (per the amazo n or Netflix show).
Rich Melvin posted:EscapeRocks posted:The image is open to the public to view on Facebook. You don't have to be a member of Facebook to see it. Clicking on the link above will not cause any harm.100% WRONG.
Any time you go to Facebook.com, they set a tracking cookie on your computer which tracks your every move on the Internet. This happens whether you log in or not. Facebook and Google both do that. Ever use Google for an internet search? Then you’ve got a Google tracking cookie on your computer, too.
As a point of information, enabling private browsing stops that as does periodically deleting all cookies. Faceborg and google are not (by far!) the only bidnesses that install cookies. Almost all commercial websites do so and only a small number ask for permission.
Rich Melvin posted:EscapeRocks posted:The image is open to the public to view on Facebook. You don't have to be a member of Facebook to see it. Clicking on the link above will not cause any harm.100% WRONG.
Any time you go to Facebook.com, they set a tracking cookie on your computer which tracks your every move on the Internet. This happens whether you log in or not. Facebook and Google both do that. Ever use Google for an internet search? Then you’ve got a Google tracking cookie on your computer, too.
Nope.
You just have to know to either block cookies or have them deleted every time you close your browser.
You can scrub my computers from the root on up and their will be no cookies. This is very important to us in the music biz who have to go online now and then to download firmware updates.
