MA&N in Rome NY

[@CarolYannes]

Great looking video with crisp images and steady shots. Very nice.

[@railroadingrambler218]

Lots of good scenes, especially heading back to Utica on CSX.

[@TouchoftheBrushModelWeathering]

yeah these suckers always have awesome horns!- i am part of the Adirondack Scenic Railroad- we have our shop in Rome.

[@NJT4111]

still runnin' and i think it still has the same horn from 10 years ago

[@BrettMayaAllisonTory]

@Lutherkb Loving all trains, and having a collection of over 230 HO model locomotives (all of them being american), I can tell you that among , GE AC 4000 and 6000, dash 8, SD 45 to 90, even E series, UP-NW-CO-SP-PA Mallet, 4-8-4, 2-10-4... not to forget giants electrics of PA, MW, VG..., this Alco is a little engine. That I love so much, seeing and hearing it shoving hard in the cold to do her duty !

[@BrettMayaAllisonTory]

After seeing this cute video, I rushed for Ebay to buy the Atlas HO model of this heartbreaking little engine.

[@Lutherkb]

@BrettMayaAllisonTory Meet a C425 at a crossing and tell me it's a small locomotive. I consider a small locomotive to be something under 100 tons and generally closer to the 50 ton and under range. And yes an ES44 is a larger locomotive than this C425. It's all relative. Model trains are "small". :)

[@text97]

Nice video.

[@elrodjones]

Good lookin' engine!

[@csx555]

they are on now..

[@Lutherkb]

@BrettMayaAllisonTory Over 200,000 pounds is a little engine? ;)

[@dumbbuff]

thanks, changes made

[@josephhoppe6984]

I love ALCo's!

[@csx555]

dumbbuff, its a C-425, no huge difference but I figured just tell ya bud.

[@csx555]

I know the conductor, nice guy.