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Yeah. I post these ones on them. On What If group.

Some more interesting ALCO never-built engines ALCO C-640 And what could be some of modern ALCO today. Maybe some of "Millenium" line?

As ALCO engine concepts, i found a list of never-built diesels models of all major locomotive-builders http://cs.trains.com/trn/f/741/t/220181.aspx?page=1 As ALCO, here´s what they have: C-624 C-620 C-428 C-636P C-636F C-650DH RSD-33 PA-3 FA-4 I Can see some of cab-units as PA-3/FA-4 based...

@Andrew Boyd, found something that could be interesting in use. A Lima proposed 2-12-6 engine. http://railroadlocomotives.blogspot.com/2010/12/blog-post.html

And for share if people here, i have make some "scenes" of what could be @Andrew Boyd ATL. Here´s them: 1946 - ALCO introduce they newest diesel engine for mainline operations, the DL-36 B-B model. PRR Steam-Turbine #6001 make way to Altoona in 1951 if a coal train. These engine not have...

@Andrew Boyd, did you have any another ideas for diesel power that ALCO would be make in your ATL? I don´t know about the prototype DL-202 "Black Maria, but i can see the ALCO C636P have materialized after my ALCO DL-480. Any other suggestions you have?

@Andrew Boyd, have create some fictional diesel units for period 1948 - 1960. Would post them if you would have interest in use some of them: ALCO DL-36 Begin in 1948, ALCO wants to enter more on diesel engines market, and create the ALCO DL-36, a road-switcher if some streamliner design...

@Andrew Boyd, what your ideas regard after 40s until today?

Yes. These could be built by late 50s, as more roads go to to electrification. They can begin built in 1956 by GE and goes builder until 1964. The First road to use them could be the Southern Pacific, and after, the D&RGW and P.R.R.

@Andrew Boyd, what you think of these two EPH-60 (Electric Power Haul 6000) on D&RGW EP-3500 Milwaukee Road

That MILW electric is two articulated engines in C-C Wheel arrangment. I can tried make the drawing of them in D&RGW or Southern too

@Andrew Boyd. Last bunch of images by now Factory photo of EMD Demonstrator GP-20 Some photoshop creations from site Pixel Magic i have download time ago American Garrat maybe? Concept of never-built ATSF 2-10-10-2 Quadruplex Union Pacific first generation of GTEL in...

@Andrew Boyd, another ones. I Found interesting this fantasy electric model create. Could be a good mode for use in late 50s and 60s by some roads... Burlington Northern concept art proposed GE E60CF Pennsylvania Railroad Electrics PRR E44s on Potomac Yard in Alexandria, VA, 1969...

@Andrew Boyd, here´s some images i think could be interesting for use in future works For use as illustrated first gen. diesel and electric power, as GE Demonstrator Little Joe goes test on Milwaukee Road Rapid Transit

@Andrew Boyd. Only these two sadly. As i found more concept engines or interesting stuff i will post here.

@Andrew Boyd, something i found that could be interesting to you

Well, i think you could mantain more standart steam fleeet make by ALCO, and the big power engines like Challenger and Super Pacific could easy coexist until middle 60s. As electrification, i can see the roads as B&O, NYC, PRR, N&W, SP, MILW, GN, UP, IC and Southern go into full electrification...

Would like to see this TL. What are the POD?

Interesting. On my TL, i envision today even some form of container/intermodal transport on Maine Northern, use metric gauge Double-Stack wagons, similar to some prototypes that have been make in Brazil by America Latina Logistica in late 90s. And on common gauge lines, this could be the...

@Andrew Boyd So, would be these models that ALCO would be buit? What the modifications do you imagine these garrats would have and how they would like. Maybe i tried create a photoshop or drawing of them. This would be interesting to see. Would have much changes the plan or would similar to...