Western Railroad Discussion > Warbonnet and Mt Shasta

Heres a southbound I shot a mile north of Dunsmuir a few years back. They used to run them on the garbage train once in a while. It was always a neat train to photograph and smell. The Starlight comes in a close second on the aroma scale sometimes. What kind of unit is that Warbonnet?

http://www.snowcrest.net/photobob/index1.html

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Sneaky old guy, ain't ya. Ya just had to slip in a war bonnet with trees.

Don Winslow
http://www.donwinslow.net

photobob Wrote:
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> What kind of unit is that Warbonnet?

SD75I -- basically an SD70 tweeked up to 4300 HP.

photobob Wrote:
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> Heres a southbound I shot a mile north of Dunsmuir
> a few years back. They used to run them on the
> garbage train once in a while. It was always a
> neat train to photograph and smell. The Starlight
> comes in a close second on the aroma scale
> sometimes. What kind of unit is that Warbonnet?
>
> http://www.snowcrest.net/photobob/index1.html


looks like either a sd70mac or a sd75i as the engine unit

It's actually an SD75M.

-Justin
RapidsRail.com

Yhat 8203 looks MUCH better with the Hue corrected for RED. :)
dnuck

Gee I went to correct the red as the last poster said to do and look what happened. Which red is better?

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photobob Wrote:
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> Gee I went to correct the red as the last poster
> said to do and look what happened. Which red is
> better?

Lava red from Mt. Shasta.

:)