representing the car on IC overnight and long-distance services on the City of New Orleans and other IC named trains between Chicago and the Gulf Coast
assigned to the 72nd Air Refueling Squadron
the two decal options reflect the different livery schemes applied to these cars across their service history:
Wearing the Union Pacific's original Armour Yellow and Leaf Brown passenger livery — the distinctive two-tone scheme applied to the City series equipment at delivery — the as-delivered E2s represent the very beginning of the story that the 1946 set concludes
The seven decal variants trace the Super Dome through its complete ownership history in the as-built body configuration:
ALCO RS36 NW (High hood) Delivery Options:Fully Painted and Decaled Model (Donor Mechanism Required) representing the car on ICThese are N scale 3D printable files for the ALCo RS36 in Norfolk & Western Railway markings the high hood, non dynamic brake configuration, representing the N&W's original order of 6 units numbered 407412. Designed to fit on an Atlas RS11 frame. The ALCo RS36 was a 1,800 horsepower road switcher produced by the American Locomotive Company between 1962 and 1963, powered by ALCo's 251 series prime mover. Only 40 RS36s were ever built across all owners,