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I was just wondering if anybody is planing on making any KCS AC4000's or maybe even a AC6000.I see them all the time behind my house and I didn't live to far from there Yard.If some one needs a photo please let my know and I'll get some. Thanks James:)
I have seen two KCS AC4400s out there. There was one in the NAFTA scheme and one in the regular scheme. The only problem is I dont remember where they were. Maybe someone out there will. The page where they were also had different KCS cars, a caboose, and a SW1200. Hope you can find it. Adam
They are actually Dash 9s painted in KCS paint. I too don't know where the units are, but it was a UK trainsim site if I am right.Austin S. austin_seely@yahoo.com Midwest Train Sim http://midwesttrainsim.tripod.com/
NAFTA??? - whats that? im from Australia and i havnt heard of it - i thought it was some sort of agreement - North American Freight Transportation Agreement. I went to the KCS UK site before and there was a picture of a NAFTA AC44 - - is KCS still around or are they NAFTA now?Cheers Mike
"North America Free Trade Agreement".And yes, the KCS is alive and well, and moving lots of trains. In fact, all the trainmen are back on the board at Heavener, OK.Andre Ming Near the KCS main in SE Oklahoma
