Posted by Mark Hardin on December 15, 2006 
Nice shot Jan, it looks like it should be sitting vertical on a launch pad!
Posted by BNSF SAMMY on December 15, 2006 
Wow, that is one long nose. Nice shot!
Posted by on December 15, 2006 
Stunning equipment. Thanks for uploading.
Posted by John Dziobko www.godfatherrails.com on December 15, 2006 
Damn! That is railroading!
Posted by Nscalemike on December 15, 2006 
Thats one hot looking train!
Posted by Mitch Goldman on December 15, 2006 
Thanks for posting a photo of this awesome train - I really love the "old" stuff that is still running in Japan, such as this model designed in 1995 and in service for over 9 years already. All 16 cars are powered allowing a maximum speed of 200 mph and a typical running speed of 186 mph. A very small number of these demons were built due to their extreme costs ($40 Million Dollars per set). Sometimes, you gotta splurge!
Posted by Sid Vaught on December 15, 2006 
The Japanese have built a full size model railroad since the beginning and keep added to the wonders. I hope you get to some of the shortlines there and post a lot of pictures.
Posted by Dean Kaplan on December 15, 2006 
That's one cool looking engine.
Posted by Phil Hendry on June 19, 2007 
Japanese train drivers all wear white gloves - even steam locomotive drivers. It is traditional. Amazingly, they seem to stay white too!
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