http://www.drgw.net/gallery/main.php http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/news/GETier4AndMore/gecx-2024-pueblo_co-_14-mar-2014_-000.jpg.html 60149 The two GE Tier 4 prototype units - GECX 2023 and GECX 2024 - sit in the Pueblo yard behind the train's road power. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/news/GETier4AndMore/dodx-39475-pueblo_co-_14-mar-2014_-000.jpg.html 60154 A side-on view of the 12-axle flat and its container. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/news/GETier4AndMore/dodx-39475-pueblo_co-_14-mar-2014_-001.jpg.html 60158 A look at the other side of DODX 39475 from off the 4th Street bridge. Sorry, it's a long shot over there, especially since I'm now shooting full frame. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/news/GETier4AndMore/dodx-39475-pueblo_co-_14-mar-2014_-002.jpg.html 60170 As you can see, behind 39475 there's another nearly identical DODX superheavy flat car with a large U-shaped load carrier. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/news/GETier4AndMore/mbtx-2003-pueblo_co-_14-mar-2014_-000.jpg.html 60166 MBTX HSP-46 #2003 awaiting pickup at the end of the Avondale wye, along with AAR GP40 #2000. 2000 presumably made the delivery and will grab the Tier 4 GEs to haul them back into the facility. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/news/GETier4AndMore/dodx-39998-avondale_co-_14-mar-2014_-000.jpg.html 60162 One of three 6-axle DODX flats sitting at Avondale with these odd concrete load cages welded to the top of them. I have absolutely no idea about these.