White Pass and Yukon Route 3D printed rolling stock.

I thought those engines were narrow gauge?

They are narrow gauge. I scaled some to work on O-gauge.

Tom,

Every post you do brings back many memories from my time there in 1975, I have wanted to return ever since for a visit and ride to White Horse but have yet to be able to convince the other half it is a destination for our bucket list.

@Ron_S posted:

Tom,

Every post you do brings back many memories from my time there in 1975, I have wanted to return ever since for a visit and ride to White Horse but have yet to be able to convince the other half it is a destination for our bucket list.

Well, you can't ride to Whitehorse anymore. The section from Carcross to Whitehorse hasn't been used since the 80s. But the ride is still breathtaking.

I have heard that Tom, it was a party ride in 75.

When my wife and I rode this train it came to our cruise ship dock. What locomotives are they using now ?

@Ron H posted:

When my wife and I rode this train it came to our cruise ship dock. What locomotives are they using now ?

They bought a fleet of new locomotives in 2020.

Wow, the 3004 is a big departure in color scheme.

Great color scheme on the 3004.

ALCO killers

The 3004 paint job isn't exactly a new idea for the White Pass. Check out this vintage paint job concept.

Any idea of the vintage?  Black and red is a far cry from green and yellow or even the black white and blue.

@coach joe posted:

Any idea of the vintage?  Black and red is a far cry from green and yellow or even the black white and blue.

Looks 50s to 60s to me. The font on the sign looks like what they were using in the 40s and 50s.

Tom

Do you know the actual dimensions of the WP&YR 90 class?  I am unable to find that data anywhere.

I was looking at your S model to put on a HO RSD5 chassis to be an On30 model and am trying to figure how close it would be.

Thanks