This one is an old first run OMI M630W that I've made some rather major changes to. As manufactured, the model featured the big filter openings applied by the Railway to the later M630 rebuilds. I filled those in on this one and back-dated it to …

In the Image library section is an image of my latest project - an M630W. This Model is one of the 2nd Run of M630W's from Overland and was factory painted in the "As delivered" scheme for the W's. I model the mid 80's and so I needed to make some changes to give the engine the proper look for that time period.

2025年3月12日 · OMI #AA-1175-2 factory painted (#725) and lightly weathered HO scale brass model from 09-2006. This model is in used condition.

BCR MLW's at North Vgncouver Description: Four BCR units, including two unique models (M630W and M420B), in the engine facility at North Vancouver BC on 02OCT1989

Two M-630s, 714, and 715 leave North Vancouver en route to Prince George with the standard fare: empty bulkhead flats. BCR 756 (SD-40-2) and BC Rail 717 (M-630) lead a s/b through Whistler, BC. M630W 724 and M420B 687 are the mid-train helpers on this S/B at Whistler, BC. BC Rail 687 is in fresh RWB paint at North Vancouver yard.

British Columbia Railway MLW M630w 725 rests in front if the shop on a warm summer morning in 1980. This was a rare unit as only 8 were built all for the BCR. Railroad: British Columbia Railway Locomotive: MLW M630w Location: North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Locomotive #: BCOL 725 Train ID: Unknown Photo Date: June, 1980

Title: BCR 729 : Description: MLW M630W : Photo Date: 4/30/1990 Upload Date: 7/17/2011 1:25:49 PM : Location: Pemberton, BC : Author: Brian Ambrose: Categories ...

Buy HO Brass Model Train - OMI AA-1174-2 Overland BCR BC Rail M630W Diesel #730 w/DCC

This thread is the first I've read of a BCR route. Is there a timeline on release on this route??? I'm not rushing just wondering being a Canadian and all. Back in the '90's when I was Hogging, the BCR offered me an engineer's job but I just couldn't go back to those northern cold winters.

Since no one tried it, I tried making the M630-W. Why? because any M420 style nose having unit looks good (And because BC Rail has the most good looking engines in my opinion.) but that's beyond the point. Any suggestions, comments or things …