My railroad features steam era named trains and Long Island Commuter trains. I run a freight train just to give the dispatcher fits because the mainline has a single track. In an operating session you might see:
The Southern Crescent; The Blue Comet; The 20th Century Limited; The Broadway Limited; The Chessie; The Cavalier; The Flying Yankee; The City of Salinas; The Hiawatha; The Representative; The D&RG Ski Train; The Canon Ball; The Crusader; The Texas Special; IRT LoV & BMT Q trains to the 1939 World's Fair.
scale Dreyfus Hudson, just because, well, because it was there. (Oh brother. 
) At least, even though it was reputed to only be available for a hefty price, since it was a special issue by Lionel, back in the 90's, I played -hard-to-get and escaped with it for less than had been asked. Its tender is very, very finicky, though, about traversing switches (the tender's trucks seem intolerant of even 0-72 switches), so it only travels on switchless routes. Love their horns, though!
