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Post by DAZed on Dec 15, 2021 16:21:54 GMT -5
New PACER logo or the old one? I’m fond of the stacktrain one because it was so common on both NS and CSX in the early 2000s. THIS. And older Swift logos since they are good for a longer time span. |
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Post by Commodore on Dec 15, 2021 16:44:33 GMT -5
I’d like to see the ONE containers in both colors…
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Post by BAZman on Dec 15, 2021 16:46:16 GMT -5
Dang! More than 1/2 of those are really new (ONE, etc.) and never seen here in Roseville/Sacramento from the Northwest and Mid-west. Since railroads tend to model older eras) you can take a look at all the mashed lines at the coastal ports (pix and vidz)
But I really don’t like like unit trains. Saw a lot of those in the middle states.
But *YEAH*, more containers.
For those interested now for unit train cargo, check the Buy/Sell 53’ CN and Crowley available in large qty.
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Post by Commodore on Dec 15, 2021 18:27:29 GMT -5
Dang! More than 1/2 of those are really new (ONE, etc.) and never seen here. For those interested now for unit train cargo, check the Buy/Sell 53’ CN and Crowley available in large qty. There’s also an inexpensive ($1K) AZL brass loco for sale in Buy/Sell |
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Post by oskarhernandez1991 on Dec 15, 2021 18:55:04 GMT -5
What is the buy and sell ? Link please ?
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Post by Commodore on Dec 15, 2021 19:21:47 GMT -5
What is the buy and sell ? Link please ? Its hidden in the AZL Website Talk section. ( Hidden may be too strong, 😪) |
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Post by BAZman on Dec 15, 2021 20:36:55 GMT -5
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Post by sjl on Dec 22, 2021 19:31:47 GMT -5
Back to the topic at hand: for our northern friends, how about some CP, or better yet, Canadian Tire?
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Post by Rob Albritton on Dec 22, 2021 20:54:22 GMT -5
And the list is done - thanks to all for the feedback - it was very helpful:
53' Containers:
Schneider
Hub (Green)
Pacer
Hub (Red)
JB Hunt Intermodal
CSX (Intermodal)
Marten
XPO
EMP
YRC
CP
CN (Icon)
Swift
Estes
FEC
CN (We Deliver)
Ferromex
UPS
FedEx Intermodal
WalMart
Amazon Prime
40' Containers:
P&O
Maersk
Cosco
Hapag-Lloyd
MOL
K Line
Zim
NYK
Hamburg-Sud
Pasha Hawaii
APL
China Shipping
Italia
Seaco
Textainer
HMM
ONE (Pink)
ONE (White)
Beacon
Safmarine
Crowley
Wan Hai
HMM (New Logo)
MSC (Brown)
Triton UASC
Evergreen
Tropical
CAI
CMA-CGM
Dong Fang
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Post by BAZman on Dec 23, 2021 2:17:06 GMT -5
And . . . the hidden clue is: what are we going to put them in/on?
Hmmmm . . . Well Cars? Maxi’s? More of those *way-to-long* Flats?
Come on, let the secret out (after we return from the Holidays) . .
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Post by DAZed on Dec 23, 2021 11:40:18 GMT -5
40s = AZL Maxi-I's, HoboTim 48ft Thrall (40ft Well) bottom and top positions; MTL Husky Stack (48ft Well) bottom and top positions; AZL NSC, HoboTim Maxi-IV's (53ft Well) bottom and top positions. 53s = AZL Maxi-I's, HoboTim 48ft Thrall (40ft Well) top position only, restrictions apply; MTL Husky Stack (48ft Well) top position only; AZL NSC, HoboTim Maxi-IV's (53ft Well) bottom and top positions. (same applies to HoboTim's 56ft Well Car) Having said that, I like the way you think.  YES I would love to see the articulated Maxi-IV's for the 53ft cans. That would far and away be the best "missing link" for Z Intermodal. (my next request would be a LoPac-2000, then maybe Maxi-III. And of course with the Maxi-I you're a short trip away from a bulkhead-equipped TwinStack car which would be nice....there are still some of those rolling around today.)
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Post by DAZed on Dec 23, 2021 11:43:29 GMT -5
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Post by zscaleh on Feb 19, 2022 15:29:12 GMT -5
\ Id appreciate some more Matson 40' containers since they were so popular..  |
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Post by maartennl on Feb 21, 2022 4:50:43 GMT -5
Any chance for 48 feet containers as well?
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YES I would love to see the articulated Maxi-IV's for the 53ft cans. That would far and away be the best "missing link" for Z Intermodal. (my next request would be a LoPac-2000, then maybe Maxi-III. And of course with the Maxi-I you're a short trip away from a bulkhead-equipped TwinStack car which would be nice....there are still some of those rolling around today.)
