This link will tell you all about it:

http://www.nsdash9.com/crrepaints.html

I found more information:

NS #2580 is a EMD SD70 currently in CR-Q colors, originally CR-Q #2580.

It looks like a NS loco in CR-Q colors.

I wanted some modern diesels, such as the GE Evolution series.

Bachmann should continue to use the B23-7/H16-44 drive on it's future N scale models.

Quote from: Dr EMD on March 03, 2007, 03:53:43 PM
What's the rush?
Is it bedtime already?

Quote from: HOplasserem80c on March 02, 2007, 08:06:19 PM
sorry ben if i took your turn but i just had to say that we are doing these like clockwork somes got to put up a hard loco


and the roadname is new haven not this loco but the other one

hahaha...

Quote from: HOplasserem80c on March 02, 2007, 08:02:57 PM
what roadname?

Can someone read the two words on the side of the loco and tell him?

Quote from: HOplasserem80c on March 02, 2007, 07:40:06 PM
some one needs to post somthing s i will do it

Alco DL-109.

If anyone has a picture, they can post it now.

Sure, but not in this scale though. 

It's the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway, the name of the station gives it away.

The loco looks like a 0-4-0 tank engine.

Con-Cor already did one:

Looks like a 4-8-8-4-8-8-4-8-8-4... haha.

Looks like it has too many wheels.

Are you talking about the traction tires? You can usually get replacements for them from hobby shops.

Quote from: Bill Baker on February 21, 2007, 04:25:49 PM
I read on the old forum that some guy was pushing break fluid as a great styrene cleaner.  Later it was reported that this guy had a grudge against model builders and was merely trying to sabotage their models.  This not only included model railroad cars but model airplanes and model automobiles.

Brake fluid destroys styrene, never use it.