One of the Union Railroad Work Horses | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Pine Creek RailroadOGR Forum Member

Ladies & Gentlemen,

Was riding home from Monroeville down past the Union Railroad Round House and they had one of the old Blue & White Switchers they use every morning at 3 AM to rearrange the freight cars sitting on the tracks just inside the Gates. The old War horse still looks pretty decent!

PCRR/Dave

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4/18/1512:24 PM

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Hot WaterOGR Forum Member

Looks like an MP15. So not really as old as say, an NW2, or an SW9, or an SW1200.

Pine Creek RailroadOGR Forum Member

HW,

Actually I am not sure which one it really is!

PCRR/Dave

CNJ 3676OGR Forum Member

The 29 is an MP15 delivered in 1977. Dave, thanks for posting the picture.

My favorite URR units were the "Buffalos" which were Baldwins rebuilt by EMD.

Bob

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YardGoatOGR Forum Member

Cool little engine. Thanks for posting.

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