There were only three passenger E "B" units, but there
were also three F-3B's.
John
--- Florian Griessenboeck <florian@v...>
wrote:
> Marshall,
>
> I knew that I got something wrong.... They where
> E-5s! I suspected there
> where more than just three B's, as they are on many
> photos. Then
> tail-to-tail is the way.
> Thanks!
>
> Florian
>
>
> > Florian,
> >
> > The CB&Q only owned 3 passenger B units, and they
> were all E-5s, with the
> corrugated side panels. Modelers of other >roads
> may be disappointed at no
> E-7B, but Burlington fans don't need 'em.
> >
> > Maybe it looked a little funny, the California
> Zephyr swelled with
> Christmas passengers and snow in Nebraska, but it
> >really reminds me of the
> CB&Q to remember three or four A units at the head
> end,
> nose-to-tail-to-tail-to-tail like a >parade of
> elephants at the circus.
> Much more character than mere B units <grin>!
> >
> > Marshall Thayer
> >
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