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Burlington Northern Train #1 | Winter on the Foothills

Throughout the 80's, the Burlington Northern Railroad operated a maximum priority sea stack train from Chicago to Seattle. In an attempt to make these kinds of priority runs non stop, BN turned a number of tank cars into fuel tenders. Today you will take Train #1 non stop from from Cut Bank to Summit, stopping at Summit only briefly for an air check. The High Line Dispatch has planned your run to be as quick as possible through the single track in between Browning and Summit, but the line is busy today so do expect some delays.

Difficulty: Medium/Hard, 80 Minutes. Train #1 is supposed to be able to maintain track speed throughout the run, so dispatch will have you scheduled for minimum delays. Note that the WB at Browning is set to depart at 17:48.

Required Assets:
1. Marias Pass
2. BN GP38-2 (from BNSF GP38-2 pack)
3. BN SD40-2 (from BNSF SD40-2 Pack)
4. BN F45

It's a tad content heavy, sorry about that. I wanted to make this scenario as realistic as possible. The train is based off of a real photo taken at Glacier in 1989, however, this run is set in about 1984 so I could use the F45s. Special thanks to steam user agseig for helping me with some history research. You can find his workshop here: https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/profiles/76561198049844313/myworkshopfiles/?appid=24010 Check his stuff out, they're very good at what they do.