The newest repainted motor, FEC 416, in a scheme that kinda looks like the first blue livery of the 1960's.

This is FEC's newest repainted locomotive. It is similar to what was worn by FEC engines in the 1960's.

This is FEC's newest repainted locomotive. It is similar to what was worn by FEC engines in the 1960's.

FEC 910 seen in Bunnell. Lately 910 a New Smyrna Beach based local has been turning at Dorena instead of Harwood. FEC may be changing things a bit to better serve customers.

FEC 910 seen in Bunnell. Lately 910 a New Smyrna Beach based local has been turning at Dorena instead of Harwood. FEC may be changing things a bit to better serve customers.

FEC 430 is back on the rails after being down for quite some time. The 430 and 431 were the first units with dynamic brakes ever purchased by the FEC in 1984.

A gleaming locomotive as most FEC motors do, leads 910 south after meeting 210 at Harwood. 910 had only 6 loads on this warm day.

FEC 910 with Champion FEC 714 on a solo run. Earlier this month the 714 was repainted into the very first paint scheme to adorn FEC diesels back in the 1950's.

FEC 416 leads special paint unit 714 and train 910 south through National Gardens/Ormond Beach

Champion Reborn! The very first run of the FEC 714 the first motor to get what will be the new official Paint Scheme of the modern FEC.

The state of Florida got some much needed rainfall this week including some severe weather. On Monday the first of the rains arrive, FEC 910 heads back south after allowing FEC 101 to pass it at H... (more)

The hard working (and friendly) crew of FEC 910 hustles south out of Harwood after running around their train.

FEC 910's motor rolls to the north end of Harwood to run around it's train to go south whilst FEC 210 blasts northward on the main. Once 210 clears, 910's motor will come back south on the main co... (more)

Local FEC 910 rumbles across the Tomoka River Bridge on a hot and humid day heading for Harwood to reverse and head south.

FEC 910 rounds the curve through the canyon of trees in Ormond. Thanks to RP contributor Jennifer McDaniel for suggesting this spot.