Hardcover, 128 pages

Ontario Northland in Color Volume 2: The Chevron Era from Morning Sun Books is a look at one of Canada's fascinating regional railroads. Spanning the adoption of the Chevron paint scheme in 1974 to the present. All active subdivisions during that time frame are featured, as well as locomotives, freight cars and cabooses of The Chevron Era. Ontario Northland in Color is one of many Morning Sun titles loaded with information about Canadian railroads. Hardcover, 128 pages.

Hardcover, 128 Pages

Canadian National Power in Color Volume 5 from Morning Sun Books gives fans a modelers a great look at the varied CN fleet. In Volume 5: Switchers, noted author Stephen M. Timko continues the coverage of the Canadian National's fleet with a focus on modern road power. Coverage begins with the 600-series GO Transit GP40TC leased to CN prior to acceptance by GO Transit. Continues through #4999, which includes the interesting Century and M models by MLW and Bombardier, General Electric's inroad into the Canadian road locomotive market, and finally, the GMD GP35 and GP40 models on the roster. Coverage features 300 images of CN and CN-related motive power. Canadian National Power in Color Volume 5 is one of many Morning Sun books about the Canadian National and related railroads. Hardcover, 128 pages.

Hardcover, 128 Pages

Canadian National Power in Color Volume 6: Modern Road Power from Morning Sun Books gives fans a modelers a great look at the varied CN fleet. In Volume 6 the company's Modern Road Power wearing roadnumbers #5000-9999. Sixteen chapters, each devoted to a specific model, illustrate the second-generation geeps and SDs of this transcontinental railroad into the 21st century. Canadian National Power in Color Volume 6 is one of many Morning Sun books about Canadian National and related railroads. Hardcover, 128 pages.

Rio Grande in Color Volume 8: Hauling Freight over the Great Divide from Morning Sun Books is an all-color look at 1990s action on this mountain railroad. Tennessee Pass, the SP's Central Corridor crossed The Great Divide, a formidable obstacle to east-west rail traffic, through the Royal Gorge and over the pass. A new locomotive, the GE AC4400CW, was introduced to tame the three percent grades, hauling massive tonnage at 10,000+ feet in elevation. This included 13,000+ ton coal and taconite trains, double-stack intermodal trains and a fleet of merchandise freights. Rio Grande in Color Volume 8 is one of several titles about the legendary Denver & Rio Grande Western. Hardcover, 128 pages.

Canadian Passenger Trains 1967-1983 in Color from Morning Sun Books features full, all-solor coverage of Canadian passenger railroading from Newfoundland to Vancouver Island, with a special emphasis on Canadian National and Canadian Pacific transcontinental trains and corridor services. Includes locals and mixed trains to locales such as Labrador and remote Manitoba, including operations over Algoma Central and the Northern Alberta Railway. Canadian Passenger Trains 1967-1983 is one of many Morning Sun titles loaded with information about Canadian railroads. Hardcover, 128 pages.

Hardcover, 128 Pages

Hardcover, 128 Pages

Hardcover, 128 Pages

Ontario Northland Power in Color from Morning Sun Books traces the entire diesel roster of the ONR from first Alco S-2 switchers imported from the U.S. to the 2020s roster. The various rebuilding programs are documented, and the many paint schemes detailed. Also featured are F unit rebuilds into APU, APCU, TEE retrofits, and CAT retrofits; a morphed GP9 into a GP38-2 and the 2023-2024 rebuilding of five used SD70M units. This all-color book is a must-read for anyone modeling the Ontario Northland in the diesel era as well as for anyone who is interested in the evolution of the diesel locomotive! Ontario Northland Power in Color is one of many Morning Sun titles loaded with information about Canadian railroad Hardcover, 128 pages.

First in a four volume series. Shows Santa Fe steam at its best and at least one every diesel class that the road had during this period

Volume 2: PC, Amtrak, Conrail, NJT 1968-1983

Rock Island Locomotive Portfolio 1950-1980 from Morning Sun Books is a colorful look at the RI's unique diesel roster. From the unorthodox purchases of 44-tonners from Davenport and Whitcomb rather than then-standard General Electric, to the late Alco-era C415 switcher model and EMD (and EMC) TA and AB models, to the standard E7 and E8 designs the Rock liked to sample the offerings of many builders. Alco cab and booster units, re-engined by EMD, oddball Lima 800 HP LS800 models, and other abnormalities made The Rock a railfan's paradise in the 1960s and 1970s. Running on a shoestring budget in later years, the Rock Island acquired used locomotives from many sources, often through local supplier Precision National Corporation and suitor Union Pacific RR. In Rock Island Locomotive Portfolio 1950-1980, diesel fans will enjoy exploring the roster of this railfan legend with diesel authority Steve Timko. Softcover, 96 pages.

Softcover, 128 Seiten

Softcover, 128 Seiten

Softcover, 128 Seiten

Softcover, 128 Seiten

Softcover, 96 Seiten in Farbe