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Description
Cutting across the snow-capped mountains, F40PH-2s no. 6433, 6442, and 6439 lead Via Rail train No. 2, the Eastbound Canadian, to Montreal and other stops along the way. Since January 15th 1990, Toronto now remains as the Easternmost terminus of the train. However, service between Toronto and Montreal still continues as the Quebec City–Windsor Corridor.

Models and Route by: CSLW, Auran, and Download Station

Note: Before you say anything, yes I know that this is CSLW's The Polar Express Model Railroad, but some parts of the route does remind me of the Canadian Rockies and therefore I decided to use the said route.

Description
Cutting across the snow-capped mountains, F40PH-2s no. 6433, 6442, and 6439 lead Via Rail train No. 2, the Eastbound Canadian, to Montreal and other stops along the way. Since January 15th 1990, Toronto now remains as the Easternmost terminus of the train. However, service between Toronto and Montreal still continues as the Quebec City–Windsor Corridor.

Models and Route by: CSLW, Auran, and Download Station

Note: Before you say anything, yes I know that this is CSLW's The Polar Express Model Railroad, but some parts of the route does remind me of the Canadian Rockies and therefore I decided to use the said route.