WE 6353 : Description: This engine is an SD40-2 former Kansas City Southern that has received a new blue and yellow paint job for the movie "Unstoppable" starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine. Earlier last year it had the KCS gray color. The blue and yellow color scheme was used for the fictional "Allegheny and West Virginia Railroad" in ...

0:00 WE 6353 leading 218 into Mingo Junction0:46 WE 100 leads 535 at Mingo Junction1:30 WE 6353 leads 218 out of FOLL and beyond towards Rook with a 610 recrew

2022年12月5日 · 0:00 DEER0:25 WE 6353 leading 218 at Meadowcroft Rd1:11 WE 218 at Avella1:47 WE 218 spotting Avella Stone1:57 WE 218 at Seminary Ln2:42 WE 218 at Rea3:08 WE ...

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2025年3月4日 · Other locos with this serial: KCS 664(SD40-2) WE 6353(SD40-2) AWVR 1206(SD40-2) AWVR 1206-1(SD40-2) Page Controls View: Grid List Pics Per Page: 10 20 30 40 50 100

WE 6353 : This engine is an SD40-2 former Kansas City Southern that has received a new blue and yellow paint job for the movie "Unstoppable" starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine. Earlier last year it had the KCS gray color. The blue and yellow color scheme was used for the fictional "Allegheny and West Virginia Railroad" in the movie.

WE 6353, 6382, and 3068 A nice looking and colorful trio of engines on layover at the Connellsville CSX Yard, waiting for a train of empties to be assembled for them to take back to Green Tree. Date: 1/26/2010

Locomotives: WE 6353(SD40-2) Author: Michael Rujak: Picture Categories: This picture is part of album: Wheeling & Lake Erie: Share User Comments. Name: Type: Comments: Date: Curt Beal: General: Nice catch of the former AWVR loco! 4/9/2012 9:29:47 PM: David Akridge: General: Looks quite different:

2025年3月4日 · Title: WE 6383 and 6353 sitting in the yard : Description: Photo Date: 6/25/2013 Upload Date: 6/26/2013 3:05:00 AM : Location: Willard, OH : Author: Bill Godby ...

W&LE 6353 stored at Brewster after its use in the movie "Unstoppable": During its use in the movie "Unstoppable" as "AWVR 1206": Prior to being repainted for movie use: