It was so long ago I forgot!

Dave, you'd better post some pictures for us, since the company didn't!

Yes, the CGW did. If you look at the Morning Sun book about the CGW, there are color photographs of them in the same color as the F3's, GP9's, and SD40's.

I was thinking either Milw Rd, CB&Q, or CGW!

Yes, and the CGW units were not repainted right away. A practice not unique to the CNW.

Amen to that, Dom! CGW had baywindow and their own type of extended vision caboose. I would be happy with either one.

All three! I also would love to see F3's in Milwaukee Road freight colors too, but the CGW needs to come first.

Then we need a scale caboose for those Deramus roads too!

Amen to that! So the electronics and mechanism is bullet-proof before we get our "Deramus red" engines. Right, Dom?

Will we ever see a review of the Alaska SD-90, Allan?

I agree! They need to offer scale cabooses in prototypical colors and markings.

Dom, we need to keep bringing it up. Someday (maybe) WBB will listen.

I am anxious to see the On30 and WBB offerings!

I still say that WBB should offer the scale F3's in CGW Deramus red and Milwaukee Road orange & black freight colors.

How about the new Peco On30 turntable? I haven't seen one yet, but I suspect it might be a little larger than the Atlas and much better looking.

I would second that suggestion on the "NG&SL Gazette", because the last issue had a fantastic article on the "Never Done & Always Changing" On30 layout.

Another magazine that I subscribe to is "Light Iron Digest", and of course the "On30 Annual". I have every issue of the On30 Annual and recommmend it to every On30 modeler.

Good luck and enjoy On30!

Can you post some pictures? The SD90 engines are some of my favorite WBB engines.