What are the most common engine road names on your layout?

New York Central (14)

Pennsylvania (2)

Raritan River (2)

Nickel Plate (1)

Conrail (1)

Boston & Maine (1)

Lionel Lines (1)

The CBS Railroad is owned by the BNSF, UP and KCS.  So most of the engines are from the parent railroads.

Santa Fe   (20)

BNSF  (5)

UP (3)

Frisco (1)

MP (1) 

KCS (1)

MKT (1)

BN (1)

GATX (1)

Seabrd (1)

shop built slugs (2)

About half are powered and half dummy with 50% plus with TMCC.

My first post in OGR. I'm west of the Rockies, so:

Western Pacific - 1

Southern Pacific - 2

Union Pacific -3

Atchison, Topeca and Santa Fe - IMO, everyone should have at least one Santa Fe EMD F3 Warbonnet! LoL - 2

BNSF -1

Polar Express - 1

All Lionel with TMCC or Legacy and one K-Line

Started out as a Christmas tree table 4'x8' twin loop in my bay window just for the Polar Express. It's grown to a 8'x11' table with triple loop. Once you start this hobby it consumes you ;-) 

Favorite place to watch the real thing, Feather River Canyon Northern California. Tracks are shared by BNSF and UP, and of course the famous Keddie Y and many other beautiful locations along the Feather River North Fork.

PRR: 40 plus

N&W/Virginian: 8

Lionel Lines about a dozen  

Santa Fe: 3 all F3’s plus 2 more sets in restoration
Over a dozen other assorted road names C&O, B&O, NYC, Monongahela, Erie/Lackawanna,  Southern, PL&E and not sure what else. 

Being born and raised in California, my natural choice is the Central!

I thought I would see more photos. For me, 5 out of 7 are

Lionel Lines

1. Union Pacific

2. BNSF

3. US Army

Don Winslow, sure nice having you on the forum. I watched all your movie as a kid. LOL Don

Mine are:

AT&SF

DRG&W

DTS&MAGA

Thanks Scale Rail!

Actually, it was my Dad who served in the Navy onboard the USS Tarawa (CV-40).

His favorite roads are the Boston & Maine and the Pennsy.

PRR F7: A/A; F3: A/B/A; GG1; A-5; K-4 (675); K-4 Shrouded; E-6 Shrouded (238); 

ACL 4-8-4

NYC Comm Vanderbuilt.