Cotton Belt
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Yes, what year Cotton Belt (SSW) Equipment are you thinking about? 1950's? 1970's? Modern?
Modern Cotton Belt locomotives and rolling stock are made by Athearn, and probably Atlas.
Older Cotton Belt locomotives would probably be harder to find, but Stewart makes a nice set of FT's in SSW paint! :thumb: EDIT: Atlas makes SSW GP7's in a Daylight-esque scheme for their (prototype) frieght units.
Freight Cars would be made by a range of manufacturers, no worry there!
Modern Cotton Belt locomotives and rolling stock are made by Athearn, and probably Atlas.
Older Cotton Belt locomotives would probably be harder to find, but Stewart makes a nice set of FT's in SSW paint! :thumb: EDIT: Atlas makes SSW GP7's in a Daylight-esque scheme for their (prototype) frieght units.
Freight Cars would be made by a range of manufacturers, no worry there!
Atlas, Athearn, Roundhouse, and many others still make Cotton Belt locos and cars. I just bought a few from the makers I just mentioned. I believe Intermountain makes some SSW as well. If all else fails and you can't find exactly what your looking for. Get some undecorated cars and paint/decal them to your liking. If you feel comfortable doing it.
Where are you from Yankee?
Where are you from Yankee?
I was just wondering. There is a great Cotton Belt Museum in Pine Bluff, AR. If you ever get a chance to check it out, its good times. The people there are really nice too.