Amtrak's Heartland Flyer is an intercity rail service that operates between Fort Worth, Texas and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Heartland Flyer serves 7 stations on its 206-mile long route (2 stations in Texas and 5 in Oklahoma). Primary motive power is the GE P42DC Gensis locomotive and a few of Amtrak's NPCUs (Non-Powered Control Units) serve as cab/baggage cars. Rolling Stock is a mix of Superliner I and IIs. Train sets are typically 3 or 4 cars long with a P42DC and NPCU on either end. A Heartland Flyer train being lead by NPCU #90222. Photo Credit goes to Kim Piersol
I'm already working on a separate route for just Tower 55, and trust me when I say this: the highway interchanges are a PAIN to recreate
Great idea. I've seen the Flyer before and photographed that same NPCU. It came by me so fast, the video camera didn't have time to turn on before it passed!