Season's greetings! And a quick upload for the holidays. X-1510 was built at the ALCO Brooks Works in 1927, and is one of quite a few ex-GN plows still in service for the BNSF. It's currently numbered BN972561 and is stationed in Wenatchee, Washington, pai...

The Great Northern snowplow and matching Berkshire tender had been sitting on my hard drive for about a year, but this KA tender was made just today. Awhile back I'd noticed that the KA tender goes really well with the rotary plow, so now I've finally done...

One of two tender options for my Great Northern snowplow livery. Like most of the plow liveries on the Workshop, I used the Berkshire tender as a close match to the stock plow tender....

Based on Great Northern No. 1355, built as a 4-6-0 in 1909, rebuilt as a 4-6-2 in 1924, and currently displayed at the Milwaukee Road Shops Historic District in Sioux City, Iowa. I've got a few more Pacific Northwest liveries (mostly Great Northern and Nor...

The tender for my Great Northern Flyer....

"Great galloping goats! I've got to paint the whole GN railway Big Sky Blue. What a job!" --unnamed advertising character, 1967 In 1967, the Great Northern took a new direction in its aesthetics, replacing the iconic Empire Builder green-and-orange with th...

An express car in Big Sky Blue, a cool choice for late '60s, early '70s passenger trains. For more about the Big Sky Blue, check out the locomotive in this pack....

A dome car in Big Sky Blue. THE way to see the Northwest up in that dome!...

A sleeper in Big Sky Blue. Great for the last days of the Great Northern and the wild rainbow era of early Amtrak....

An observation car in Big Sky Blue. Cap off your passenger trains in slick sixties style!...

The first production EMD SD45, “Hustle Muscle” was delivered to the Great Northern in 1966. Twenty-six more SD45s followed it by 1968. In 1970, HM was renumbered 6430 during the Burlington Northern merger, though it kept its Great Northern colors until 197...

Same as this: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2143465754, but without the Hustle Muscle lettering....

The "Pine Tree" freight livery the Northern Pacific used for their F-series diesels from the 1950s on. A 1956-built F9 wearing this livery, No. 7012A, is preserved at the Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad. Surprisingly, the trickiest part to get right was the ...

The B unit for my Northern Pacific freight F7. If the "Main Street of the Northwest" lettering looks a little wonky, it's because I redrew it in Illustrator by hand. Credit where credit is due, I traced it from the texture for Microcosmologist's passenger ...