ATSF 698 leads an eastbound on the approach to Walong. Unpatched ATSF units were getting quite rare by the time this photo was taken.

Morning in Elliston, MT, on the west side of Mullan Pass, finds the 686 East taking siding. Behind the Dash 9 are a Santa FE GP60, MRL 348 (an ex NW SD45) and an SD40-2 in Heritage I colors. Speak... (more)

A local ascends the eastbound grade after departing Aurora.

BNSF C44-9W No. 676 is on point of the daily Denver to Laurel manifest as it rounds the curve into Boulder, Colorado

Two former ATSF Warbonnets lead a northbound local job from Amarillo to Etter as they leave behind a storm.

BNSF 643 leads NS 26A through Waco, GA

A very faded Santa Fe warbonnet C44-9W led Dallas,TX - Atlanta,GA train 26A into town this afternoon under threatening skies. Here's the train rolling by the rock cut at 'Jac Mac' in their final s... (more)

With a fresh NS crew on board, train 26A (KCS I-DAAT) prepares to depart Meridian. Leading today's train is a Santa Fe Warbonnet, a rarity in 2022.

Santa Fe C44-9w 622 leads a eastbound up the last few yards of grade to crest the Arizona divide at Riordan on a beautiful fall morning in 1994 sadly the Santa Fe had only one year left

The 600-699 series were the first ATSF units delivered with Hi-Adhesion trucks. BNSF renumbered ATSF 666 to 599 on 06/30/02 (666 is a biblical reference to the Anti-Christ)

After working Debutts Yard for most of the afternoon, NS 178 (Birmingham,AL-Bellevue,OH) is now crossing the Tennessee River during the late evening as the freight starts its journey up the CNO&TP... (more)

178 crosses Tenbridge @ Chattanooga Tn as it begins its nightly run up the rathole to Cincinnati Ohio.

Sitting in the "Old Pitt", BNSF 644 is in good company with old paint. The GTW 5812 has also seen a better day paint wise. Nice to find a gem in the rough once in a while.

It almost looks like a flashback to over 25 years ago as two Warbonnets lead the 361 local westbound in Belva, OK. In the distance BNSF train S-LHWLPK moves eastbound near the Heman control point... (more)

What would we call this paint scheme. Composite? Imagine the mess they could come up with if they really tried.