Erie Montauk Lines - Good & Bad News – Forum

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NYOW2000Charter Member · 138 postsAug 7, 2002 4:37 AM

Hello All,Well, some bad news. The Erie Montauk lines has been bought. After decades of existence, it has been gobbled up into a corporate monolith called "Allied National Rail"Allied National Rail has promised they will keep some of EM Lines locomotives in the original livery for history, but most will be painted into the ANR's scheme. Below are some screenshots. The layout is progressing nicely, there are so many baseboards now. Including a few that branch off away from the main layout for a branch line. Once the layout is completed I will decide on the final name, but for now Allied National Rail is to stay.I'll be uploading the Paint Shed skins of the Erie Montauk Lines and Allied National Rail locomotives when the layout is done.ThanksDescriptions by picture orderANR Special at Cheshire CurveANR Special leaving MontaukFormer Erie Montauk Line GP38 at Port JervisANR Special and former Montauk Limited meeting at CheshireClose up of Alco "New York" of the Allied National RailANR Special on the Lackawanna's Paulinskill ViaductANR Special heading for the Roseville Tunnel on the Lackawanna CutoffFormer Erie Montauk Lines SD40 at Binghamton, NYErie Montauk F7 locomotivesANR Special on the Lackawanna CutoffANR Special at Claire's PointANR Special leaving the O&W's Highview TunnelThe linear park on the old ROW at Binghamton, NYLast but not least, look familar, it's the Delaware Water Gap (Under Construction)