Posted by Joseph LeMay on March 24, 2008  BHP must be really desperate since these units have none of the many modifications found on BHP's locomotives. Posted by Kostyn Dragut on March 24, 2008  Awesome picture Larry.Cool locomotive and paint job. Posted by Andrew Hamblyn on March 24, 2008  Love that colour!! Should brighten up the desert no end.. Posted by Nscalemike on March 24, 2008  Wow those units are screaming..."look at me"! Thanks for sharing. Posted by onondagafred23a on March 24, 2008  That will be the last time they will see snow! Posted by Michael Richmond on March 24, 2008  Beautiful! Posted by on March 24, 2008  BNSF orange and silver heading Downunder,Nice! Posted by Gordon Graham on March 25, 2008  It is a kind of protective coloring on the orange-brown color soil in Australia , and soon the whole locomotive will become brown in color . Posted by J. W. Blakley on March 28, 2008  I can assure you that after a few months service in the Pilbara those locos will blend straight into the scenery... Older BHP locos (such as the AC6000CWs) entered service in blue & white - they're now navy & brown. Posted by Mak on August 11, 2008  Amazing picture larry reallly stands out! Posted by on September 30, 2008  It was supposed to become BNSF 9166. Posted by David Nutter on March 1, 2009  Beautiful!

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