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Railfan Gaming > Santa Fe 3751 Steam Special on Surfliner Route Part 2Date: 12/04/08 09:31 Santa Fe 3751 Steam Special on Surfliner Route Part 2 Author: AmtrakPalmetto I ran a 23-car Santa Fe 3751 Steam Special on the Surfliner Route from Los Angeles to San Diego. Power is the famous Santa Fe 3751 Steam locomotive and an Amtrak P42DC #106 for HEP and extra power for Miramar Grade and 90mph running after Santa Ana.
Length: 2125.52 feet Weight: 1921.32 Tons Power: 5819.2kW Route: Pacific Surfliner Route Santa Fe 3751: 3D Train Stuff Amtrak P42DC: North American Locomotive Works Passenger cars: North American Locomotive Works Photo 1: 80mph running along the Pacific Coast. Photo 2: Passing the Metrolink station at San Clemente. Photo 3: Special backing up for a photo run-by Date: 12/04/08 09:33 Re: Santa Fe 3751 Steam Special on Surfliner Route Part Author: AmtrakPalmetto Photo 4: Accelerating for the photo run-by
Photo 5: Whole train along the Pacific Coast. Photo 6: Loading passengers after the photo runby at San Clemente Pier. Date: 12/04/08 09:34 Re: Santa Fe 3751 Steam Special on Surfliner Route Part Author: AmtrakPalmetto Photo 7: Special crossing a trestle at 75mph by Milepost 209.
Photo 8: Looking back at the train. Photo 9: Passing San Onofre at 90mph. Date: 12/04/08 09:36 Re: Santa Fe 3751 Steam Special on Surfliner Route Part Author: AmtrakPalmetto Photo 10: Passing CP Stewart.
Photo 11: Racing traffic. Photo 12: Coming down the 'grade' at CP Fuller. Date: 12/04/08 09:37 Re: Santa Fe 3751 Steam Special on Surfliner Route Part Author: AmtrakPalmetto Photo 13: Crossing a trestle at CP East Brook.
Photo 14: Passing Oceanside at a slow pace. Photo 15: Leaving Oceanside behind, onwards to San Diego. Date: 12/04/08 09:39 Re: Santa Fe 3751 Steam Special on Surfliner Route Part Author: AmtrakPalmetto Photo 16: Blasting through Carlsbad at 85mph.
Photo 17: Blasting through Poinsetta at 90mph. Photo 18: Stopped at Solana Beach for service stop. Hope you enjoyed the photos. Stay tuned for the next and last part of the series, to San Diego. |