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E5, 6 Run 2 now up for reservations !!!! Scott has posted pix of all the Run 1 models - except the “demonstrator”. If you’ve missed run 1, you can now step up a have a second chance at these beauties. The paint schemes are the same as run 1. If you want a later paint scheme, you will Need to email Scott in sufficient numbers to have a chance of making that happen.  
Cheers !!! 😛

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@TrainBub posted:

E5, 6 Run 2 now up for reservations !!!! Scott has posted pix of all the Run 1 models - except the “demonstrator”. If you’ve missed run 1, you can now step up a have a second chance at these beauties. The paint schemes are the same as run 1. If you want a later paint scheme, you will Need to email Scott in sufficient numbers to have a chance of making that happen.  
Cheers !!! 😛

The Demonstrator was never a true Demonstrator anyway.  It started life as Seaboard unit that got rebuilt into an E6 partway through the 1939 world's fair.  I may need to add an E5 B unit.  Hard to decide as there are so many other great offerings right now from Sunset.

This is great news !!!

I will pre-order through Chicagoland Hobby for CB&Q E5A & E5B units.

Unless I missed it, 3RD Rail’s website did not list the specific road numbers & SILVER names for the CB&Q E5 models.



From the first run, I already have:


CB&Q   E5A   Cab          #9915A   Silver CARRIER   Nose Stripes:  BLACK

CB&Q   E5B   Booster   #9910B   Silver POWER    (B units have neither a nose nor stripes )



From the second run, I am hoping to buy:

CB&Q   E5A   Cab          #9911A   Silver PILOT        Nose Stripes:  BLACK   (Prototype preserved at Illinois Railway Museum)

CB&Q   E5A   Cab         #9910A   Silver SPEED        Nose Stripes:  RED

CB&Q   E5B   Booster   #9911B   Silver MATE       (B units have neither a nose nor stripes )



3RD Rail's website indicates that for CB&Q E5B booster units that their is a choice between BLACK stripes & RED stripes.  Because the E5B booster units did not have a cab with a nose, the E5B units had neither black nor red stripes.  I hope that 3RD Rail clarifies if there is any difference between these two choices for CB&Q E5B booster units.  

I also hope that 3RD Rail will specify on their website what road numbers & Silver names will be offered.  

Thanks again for starting this post !!!

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@GG1 4877 posted:

The Demonstrator was never a true Demonstrator anyway.  It started life as Seaboard unit that got rebuilt into an E6 partway through the 1939 world's fair.  I may need to add an E5 B unit.  Hard to decide as there are so many other great offerings right now from Sunset.

I for one would be in for an 1939 A-B Seaboard Worlds Fair "E4" unit!

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@sdmann posted:

I will let Santiago answer CB&Q Bill's question above regarding detail differences Black and Red striping. Seems reasonable about the engine# and name plates. We will clarify that more.

Added Demo and KCS E6As.

Especially since the 9911 Silver Pilot is the ONLY surviving E5 and the only locomotive to leave scrapper Pielet Brothers as a locomotive and not as a pile of scrap metal.

Rusty

@MikeH posted:

I'm hoping for Missouri Pacific in Jenks blue.

Me too !!!!!!  

I’ve already got my MP AB from run 1.  
A MP E6 in Jenks paint would be a fantastic add-on for my MP “empire”. No one has done it in “O” before too !!!!  Email Scott to give us the option !!!!!

(Sorry not to post a picture but I can only find photos that the website will scrub for copyright issues - can’t find a line drawing. No pix of models as no models. 😖)

Cheers

@GG1 4877 posted:

The Demonstrator was never a true Demonstrator anyway.  It started life as Seaboard unit that got rebuilt into an E6 partway through the 1939 world's fair.  I may need to add an E5 B unit.  Hard to decide as there are so many other great offerings right now from Sunset.

I called it “demonstrator” just to keep it simple. Didn’t want to “get into the weeds”.
Anyway, Scott’s now added it to the options. 👍

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Happy to see this happening. I'm putting an initial document together for Scott with regard to late era Red Nose E5s. Since the tooling was made for Phase II engines, I assume red noses will be Phase II as well. Thus, I will be recommending Phase II engine names and engine numbers ensuring more prototypically accurate models. 

E5 boosters had my differences between red and black nose timeframes. Some included: E5Bs behind Red nose engines didn't have skirts, had nameless plates, had vertical E5 plates and different markings throughout.

Notice that phases apply to E5A units only. 

@MikeH posted:

I noticed the Santa Fe and Rock Island are plated but the CB&Q is painted.  Wouldn't that CB&Q look even better if it was plated?  I wonder why it's not.  Was that topic covered when they did the first run?

No, E5s were stainless throughout. A complete shroud. No partial stainless parts.

THe SF and RI approach wouldn't look good on E5s. Imagine side plated inserts with non plated skirts/ roof/ nose.

Nonetheless, that approach worked for CB&Q E9s and they sure made them accordingly.

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I would like to have the truck skirts on my Run 2 E5 models to match my Run 1 E5 models.

Even though the 3RD Rail tooling is for the Phase II versions of the E5 A, I still want the following Phase I Road numbers & Silver names From Run 2:

E5 A Cab Units

#9911A Silver PILOT Black Stripes

#9910A Silver SPEED Red Stripes

E5 B Booster Units

#9911B Silver MATE (no nose so no stripes if any color)

@SANTIAGOP23 posted:

Happy to see this happening. I'm putting an initial document together for Scott with regard to late era Red Nose E5s. Since the tooling was made for Phase II engines, I assume red noses will be Phase II as well. Thus, I will be recommending Phase II engine names and engine numbers ensuring more prototypically accurate models.

E5 boosters had my differences between red and black nose timeframes. Some included: E5Bs behind Red nose engines didn't have skirts, had nameless plates, had vertical E5 plates and different markings throughout.

Notice that phases apply to E5A units only.

The Burlington removed the E5 names 1952/1953 by simply flipping the nameplates over.  Red nose stripes and faux grill painting began in 1959.

Living near the Burlington racetrack in the 1960's, I don't ever recall seeing black nose stripes on the E's.

Rusty

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@TrainBub posted:

Me too !!!!!!  

I’ve already got my MP AB from run 1.  
A MP E6 in Jenks paint would be a fantastic add-on for my MP “empire”. No one has done it in “O” before too !!!!  Email Scott to give us the option !!!!!

(Sorry not to post a picture but I can only find photos that the website will scrub for copyright issues - can’t find a line drawing. No pix of models as no models. 😖)

Cheers

You can always just attach the link!

@TrainBub posted:

Well I’ve “mastered” adding photos into my posts (not so much being a Luddite - just need some guidance on how to do the link).  Please show how to attach a link. That would be very much appreciated !!!  
Thanks

When you have the picture displayed in your browser, tap or right click (depends whether using a tablet or computer) on the url at the top and “copy” the url.  Then in the post you want to include the link, in the “add reply” box click on the [ ]-[ ] icon to the right of the italics (slanted I ) icon.  In the pop up box that opens, paste the copied url in the top box labeled “Url.”  Then in the “Text to Display” box type what you want the underlined link description to be, by default it will be the same as the url.  In the first example below, I typed “Link to picture” and clicked on the “OK” button.  In the second example, I let the text default to the url.

Link to picture

https://www.american-rails.com/images/MP7000.jpg

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@GregM posted:

When you have the picture displayed in your browser, tap or right click (depends whether using a tablet or computer) on the url at the top and “copy” the url.  Then in the post you want to include the link, in the “add reply” box click on the [ ]-[ ] icon to the right of the italics (slanted I ) icon.  In the pop up box that opens, paste the copied url in the top box labeled “Url.”  Then in the “Text to Display” box type what you want the underlined link description to be, by default it will be the same as the url.  In the first example below, I typed “Link to picture” and clicked on the “OK” button.  In the second example, I let the text default to the url.

Link to picture

https://www.american-rails.com/images/MP7000.jpg

Thank you so much!!!!

I’ll have to print this info out before I lose it ( because of all the threads I follow)

@GG1 4877 posted:

Have to wait until Scott decides to do the E3/E4.  They have different toof details.  Phase I E5s shared roof details with E4/E3s while phase II E5s share roof details with E6s.

I’d like to see the E3/4s but…….  
😑😑😑Another Campaign that is pushed out to somewhere in the future 😖😖😖 Can the 5-6 molds be modified for the differences ??? That would be extremely advantageous (less $) as fewer roads bought the 3-4s. This means smaller audience to buy and that translates to lower #s for the run.

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@TrainBub posted:

I’d like to see the E3/4s but…….  
😑😑😑Another Campaign that is pushed out to somewhere in the future 😖😖😖 Can the 5-6 molds be modified for the differences ??? That would be extremely advantageous (less $) as fewer roads bought the 3-4s. This means smaller audience to buy and that translates to lower #s for the run.

E3's, E4's and E6's were essentially the same externally.  The only thing the E4 had externally the 3's and 6's didn't have externally was the retractable nose door.  Of course, the E5 had the stainless steel fluting, letterboard and smaller side windows.

Rusty

E3's, E4's and E6's were essentially the same externally.  The only thing the E4 had externally the 3's and 6's didn't have externally was the retractable nose door.  Of course, the E5 had the stainless steel fluting, letterboard and smaller side windows.

Rusty

I know about the door on the E4. Jonathan commented earlier in thread about roof details differing.  Did I misunderstand ?

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3) zoom of E3 #7000 in St. Louis - blurry but looks like details match #2

photos in reverse order. Zoom went in small - don’t know why.   I don’t know if this is accurate. These are just my observations.   🤔

Feedback will be interesting.  🙂

Cheers !!!

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@SANTIAGOP23  &    Scott Mann @sdmann

The 3rd Rail website still does not provide many details about the CB&Q E5 A & B units.  

I already have E5A #9915A Silver CARRIER in Black stripes and E5B 9910B Silver POWER from 3rd Rail’s 1st run of the E5 models.

From the 2nd Run, I have an E5A with Black stripes, an E5A with Red stripes, and another E5B in order.  

I need to know what specific units are offered so that I can personally choose my road numbers & SILVER names.

Ideally, I want an E5A #9910A Silver SPEED to match my Run 1 E5B #9910B Silver POWER.  That is how those 2 prototypical units were delivered from EMD to CB&Q.

I also want a set of E5A #9911A Silver PILOT & E5B #9911B Silver MATE

Please provide an update on the CB&Q E5 models.  

BLACK STRIPE Versions

What are the available SILVER Names ?

What are the available road numbers ?

Are the truck skirts included with the black versions ?

RED STRIPE Versions

What are the available SILVER Names ?

What are the available road numbers ?

If the trucks skirts are not included with the red version, can the truck skirts be purchased as separate items ?

Any other details that are not mentioned here ?

Thanks in advance !!!

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@SANTIAGOP23 & Scott @sdmann

I just rechecked the 3RD Rail website.  

The only details are the BLACK & RED nose versions with no clarity on what exactly that means.

I like the photo of the E5A #9910A Silver SPEED.  So with Silver Speed in your advertisement, can we customers justifiably rely on that road number & silver name being offered ?

Please update us with the E5 details for both BLACK & RED versions.

Thanks in advance !!!

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@TrainBub posted:

When time gets close I start sending in partial payments. That way it’s not so painful to make a Big Payment All At Once. Anyway, it works well for me.
Cheers !!!

For me, I set up an on-line savings account and do a "sweep in" prior to the next paycheck. This way by the time the item arrives, I have full payment in hand! No cc debt for this stuff anymore!

Right now I have enough for the slumber and working my way towards the p42's and the superliner 1's and finally [if not cancelled] the second run of the Broadway Ltd!

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For me, i set up an on-line savings account and do a sweep in prior to the mext paycheck. This way by the time the item arrives, I have full payment in hand! No cc debt for this stuff anymore!

Right now i have enough for the slumber and working my way towards the p42's and the superliner 1's and finally [if not cancelled] the second run of the Broadway Ltd!

What a “problem”!!!! So many great offerings !!!!! 😜😜😜

@SANTIAGOP23, @sdmann, @GG1 4877, @Rusty Traque, @TrainBub, @vash44, @BlueFeather, @Rob Leese, @rdunniii, @CBQer

Scott Mann, Santiago, Jonathon, & 3RD Rail Team:

Please see attached table of road numbers & Silver NAMES for CB&Q E5A & E5B diesel locomotives.  

As you can see, there are only 4 prototypical Silver NAMES for Phase II E5A locomotives:
  Silver ARROW        #9914-A  CB&Q
  Silver SWIFT          #9914-B   CB&Q
  Silver CARRIER      #9915-A   CB&Q
  Silver CLIPPER      #9915-B    CB&Q

All of these Silver NAMES (with associated road numbers) were previously used in 3RD Rail's Run 1 of your E5A models.  

Although there are a few prototypical differences between the Phase I & Phase II E5A units, they are nearly identical for all practical purposes.  Most O-gauge modelers won't be able to tell the difference.  Those who can tell the difference will gladly overlook the differences.

Prototype E5A Silver Pilot #9911-A is a Phase I E5A and is the only E5 still in existence.  All of the E5B & Phase II E5As were scrapped.  

O-gauge CB&Q fans will LOVE 3RD Rail for producing the Silver Pilot even with the Phase II tooling.  

So please produce the following in your Run 2 E5A:
  Silver PILOT    #9911-A   CB&Q
  Silver SPEED   #9910-A   CB&Q

These will be fresh offerings in 3-rail O-gauge, never before available.  A FIRST for 3RD Rail.  You will all be HEROS to O-gauge Zephyr fans !!!

Also, the inclusion of one of your Run 1 E5A models with the Silver SPEED name & #9910-A road number implies that 3RD Rail is offering this as an option.  Your website & Ads have no disclaimers to the contrary.

The other Phase I E5A names are:
  Silver BULLET     #9909        CB&Q
  Silver METEOR   #9912-A     CB&Q
  Silver WINGS     #9913         CB&Q
  Silver RACER      #9950-A      C&S
  Silver CHIEF       #9980-A      FW&D

Thanks in advance !!!

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@SANTIAGOP23, @sdmann, @GG1 4877, @Rusty Traque, @TrainBub, @vash44, @BlueFeather, @Rob Leese, @rdunniii, @CBQer

Here are my photos of the number board & name boards from E5A Silver PILOT #9911-A at Illinois Railway Museum on 09/18/2016.  

Please see my separate post & thread for more photos of Silver PILOT & the Nebraska Zephyr titled:

"CB&Q E5A #9911A Silver PILOT 09/18/2022"

Thanks in advance !!!



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Hi @Rob Leese

I agree with you that FW&D’s names Silver CHIEF & Silver WARRIOR are wonderful E5 names which evoke imagery of “Everywhere West”.

Although TZ decals in O scale are not commercially available, Microscale does have an HO set of CB&Q E5 decals with all of the names & numbers and the Texas Zephyr lettering (set 87-581).

Microscale also makes decal paper for use with laser printers.  

So if you are decal inclined, you could make an enlarged copy of the HO decals onto decal paper .  

(1/48) / (1/87) = (87/48) = 1.81 Scale Factor

I am an out-of-the-Box guy and have no direct experience with application of decals onto models.  I would probably damage my model in the process & end up with a Frankenstein’s E5 !!!   Silver MONSTER !!!

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@CBQ_Bill. Yeah, the HO people have it all. I have made enlargements of HO decals. It is easy if the decal paper has a white background. Many decal sets have a blue backing, and I do not have the software to capture text from a picture file.  Lately I have bought an inexpensive Zephyr font to make decal sets using MS Publisher.  I think I have shared some of these as .pdf files on other threads.  In keeping with this 3rd-Rail subject I have not tried to modify the E5 set I already have…there is no way to improve upon them. !!

Hi All,

Santiago and Jonathan will no doubt select a variety of names/numbers for the E5s based on your input. But we can't offer all names for just a few models made. And we can't promise names/numbers because they are made in such low quantities. I have resisted breaking out SKUs for each engine name, as it makes the logistics of repairing/replacing/delivering the exact name/number that multiple customer would want. So I don't see how I can change this issue on this project either. But we take suggestions with the orders and try to make those names / numbers that a few customers requested and we randomly pick name/numbers for the remaining orders. We just can't do this for all orders, it's just not possible.

Hi Scott @sdmann, Jonathon @GG1 4877 ,  & Santiago @SANTIAGOP23 :

Thank you for the update !

My order is through Chicagoland Hobby.

My requests are:

BLACK Stripes

E5A  #9911-A  Silver PILOT

E5B  #9911-B  Silver MATE

RED Stripes

E5A  #9910-A  Silver SPEED



I also want to purchase an extra set of truck skirts for my red-striped E5A.

Thanks in advance !!!

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The E5/E6 project is a gap filling rerun. When the factory has a gap in production, we put it in. I can't say when that would happen exactly. I hope this year. I've asked to start it, and they are considering the timing based on their current projects. But when that time comes, I will post that reservations are closing in a few weeks, and that will be that.

@sdmann posted:

The E5/E6 project is a gap filling rerun. When the factory has a gap in production, we put it in. I can't say when that would happen exactly. I hope this year. I've asked to start it, and they are considering the timing based on their current projects. But when that time comes, I will post that reservations are closing in a few weeks, and that will be that.

Thanks for a heads up on this Scott. Do the brass steam offerings have their own “flows” or are they in the same Q as the plastic models ? Just wondering how they “fit”.
Though the Mlk. Rd. EP3 and SD40-2 Might be high in the Q, there are no “reservations closing soon” notices.  And somewhere in the mix , the E5,6s.
The EA E1s will be finishing soon. 😜  I’m just curious if my wallet will catch a breather after the the EA E1s. 🤔

I totally understand the budget situation. I don't want anyone to skip an order because it came it too fast or all at once. We offer 3 month layaways on most projects and longer if one has orders from several projects coming together.

Here's what I see for production scheduling in the next 12 months.  The delay between finishing and arrival is about 2 months.

VGN Battleship Gondolas are Done, Coming in May/June.

EA/E1 - Production Finished May 15th.

Milw - Hiawatha 2.0 Cars - Production Finished May 15th.

Milw EP3 - Production Finished August. Tooling Done, samples coming in 30 days. We have 85 reservations and we are making 100 units, so reservations will remain open until they are filled.

E5/E6 - I think it will start in May, finished in August / September

1948 20th Century Cars - Starting in May, Finished in August / September

SD40-2 - It will start in September and finish in Dec/Jan. Design almost finished.

C&O Chessie Cars - Begin in September Finish in Dec.

1948 Broadway Ltd - Begin in September Finish in Dec.

Steam engines are not getting enough orders to start. I don't think there's much we can do to change that.

FAs in 2023

P42 Genesis in 2023

RDC Rerun, GP79 and SD 79, Rerun and new announcements coming this year, will be produced 2023.

All other projects are in the planning stages.

That's what I know. I hope the information helps.

Scott Mann

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@sdmann posted:

I totally understand the budget situation. I don't want anyone to skip an order because it came it too fast or all at once. We offer 3 month layaways on most projects and longer if one has orders from several projects coming together.

Here's what I see for production scheduling in the next 12 months.  The delay between finishing and arrival is about 2 months.

VGN Battleship Gondolas are Done, Coming in May/June.

EA/E1 - Production Finished May 15th.

Milw - Hiawatha 2.0 Cars - Production Finished May 15th.

Milw EP3 - Production Finished August. Tooling Done, samples coming in 30 days. We have 85 reservations and we are making 100 units, so reservations will remain open until they are filled.

E5/E6 - I think it will start in May, finished in August / September

1948 20th Century Cars - Starting in May, Finished in August / September

SD40-2 - It will start in September and finish in Dec/Jan. Design almost finished.

C&O Chessie Cars - Begin in September Finish in Dec.

1948 Broadway Ltd - Begin in September Finish in Dec.

Steam engines are not getting enough orders to start. I don't think there's much we can do to change that.

FAs in 2023

P42 Genesis in 2023

RDC Rerun, GP79 and SD 79, Rerun and new announcements coming this year, will be produced 2023.

All other projects are in the planning stages.

That's what I know. I hope the information helps.

Scott Mann

Can't wait for the Chessie Cars and battleship gondolas. By any chance, are there any future plans for different rolling stock?

Ref above sdmann post.

Good ... on the O54 for my 90 degree Gargrave track turns on my layout.

My turnouts are all Ross Superline O72, plus paired Ross Superline 11 degree turnouts connecting my two Gargrave oval sets of tracks, and lastly I have a pair of Ross Superline O72/O96 curved switches at one end of my layout.  So, now comfortable going ahead with one of the 3rd Rail E5/6s.

Tom

@sdmann posted:

I totally understand the budget situation. I don't want anyone to skip an order because it came it too fast or all at once. We offer 3 month layaways on most projects and longer if one has orders from several projects coming together.

Here's what I see for production scheduling in the next 12 months.  The delay between finishing and arrival is about 2 months.

VGN Battleship Gondolas are Done, Coming in May/June.

EA/E1 - Production Finished May 15th.

Milw - Hiawatha 2.0 Cars - Production Finished May 15th.

Milw EP3 - Production Finished August. Tooling Done, samples coming in 30 days. We have 85 reservations and we are making 100 units, so reservations will remain open until they are filled.

E5/E6 - I think it will start in May, finished in August / September

1948 20th Century Cars - Starting in May, Finished in August / September

SD40-2 - It will start in September and finish in Dec/Jan. Design almost finished.

C&O Chessie Cars - Begin in September Finish in Dec.

1948 Broadway Ltd - Begin in September Finish in Dec.

Steam engines are not getting enough orders to start. I don't think there's much we can do to change that.

FAs in 2023

P42 Genesis in 2023

RDC Rerun, GP79 and SD 79, Rerun and new announcements coming this year, will be produced 2023.

All other projects are in the planning stages.

That's what I know. I hope the information helps.

Scott Mann

OK But What about the Superliner1 and the rerun of Amfleet I and Viewliners? Inquiring minds want to know!

Factory signed the Purchase Order for the E5s and E6s. They will be next in production after the EA/E1 project is finished in May.  We will be closing reservations May 1st. Stand by orders are accepted after that and we will continue to add to the production list until the factory says, 'No More'.  So don't delay if you want something from that project.

Again, thank you all for your support and interest in our Fine Scale models.

3rd Rail E5/E6 Project Reservations are now Closed. You can still put in a Stand-By reservation. That means if we can increase the production quantity or some customers cancel early we can get you the model you reserved. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

I will be sending the motors and electronics needed for the project Monday and that settles the maximum quantity we can produce for this project.

Thank you all for your support and continuing to order from us.

@sdmann posted:

3rd Rail E5/E6 Project Reservations are now Closed. You can still put in a Stand-By reservation. That means if we can increase the production quantity or some customers cancel early we can get you the model you reserved. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

I will be sending the motors and electronics needed for the project Monday and that settles the maximum quantity we can produce for this project.

Thank you all for your support and continuing to order from us.

Yeay!! NOW BRING ON THE SDP40F'S and the FP7's!

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@BlueFeather posted:

Question for those who purchased the 1st run Seaboard Citrus E6A -- is there a "named train" name on either side of the engine e.g. Silver Meteor or Orange Blossom Special?

I believe the Seaboard 1st run production picture is on the the 3rd Rail web page. I see no name on the Citrus scheme model.  Should there be ? What is prototypical ? Direct questions / comments / directly to Scott.  

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