Need a Name Here

[Whatzizname]

Alright, I Know my signature thingamajig says that i am not making the TNAA Railroad, But that will not stop me from skinning the locomotives for use on my brothers computer, so i need 1 thing answered

What do you think TNAA could stand for?

Just a couple of things
1. It needs to be based in USA or Canada
2. The cities or whatever its named after can be completely fictional, due to the route (which i will make when i get a new pc after this one breaks) will be entirely fictional

I have no idea right now, So if it is okay, could you put your suggestions down below and i will decide on a nice one.
And you should see some (really crappy) locomotives come to the forum soon.

[Antwerp]

TNAA.. hmmmmmmmmm

What country is preferred?

[Whatzizname]

TNAA.. hmmmmmmmmm

What country is preferred?

USA or Canada, Lemme just update the specifications...

[Jib228]

"Tuffsfield Northern & Ann Arbor" - This name sounds some what plausible as the Ann Arbor is a real road.

[johnmckenzie]

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Arkansas Railroad?

Geographically, that sorta works

[johnmckenzie]

Tennessee, North Carolina, Alabama and Arkansas road?

[Chacal]

Tennessee, North Carolina, Alabama and Arkansas road?

Yes and we could reuse the "Cotton Belt" paint scheme, only replacing "Cotton" with "Bible"



*Yes I know North carolina is not South Carolina but this was too good to pass.

[Bananarama]

How about a railroad extending from Washington to British Columbia?

Tacoma, Newcastle, Abbotsford & Armstrong.

[Noel]

How about:

The Troy, North Wilkesboro, Altamont and Arlington Railroad?

[PapaXpress]

Totally New Amazing & Awesome

[dfcfu342]

1) Tennessee Asheville and Atchinson
2) The Northern Atlantic Airline (Set back in the Seaboard Airline days as a competitor)
3) Toronto Nunavut Alberta and Alaska Railway

[Whatzizname]

1) Tennessee Asheville and Atchinson
2) The Northern Atlantic Airline (Set back in the Seaboard Airline days as a competitor)
3) Toronto Nunavut Alberta and Alaska Railway

I Like the last two, Maybe i should make it that it origionally was a Seaboard Airline Competitor, But later expanded up north to canada.
But you know, Still in the works

[Bananarama]

2) The Northern Atlantic Airline (Set back in the Seaboard Airline days as a competitor)

That has a nice ring to it.

[Whatzizname]

I have had a think about the name

Anyone remember how Burlington Northern Santa Fe got their name officially changed to BNSF (i was reading about it this morning)
Well Why don't I have the railroad originally a Seaboard Competitor, But eventually just shortened the name to TNAA.
But some older model locomotives will hold the original paint scheme

[PapaXpress]

Why not model it during the transition period? Have one part of the route kinda run down and a bumpy run while the other half (the principle owner) has a better track and rolling stock.

For example...
UP had to do a ton of track upgrades when they bought SP. They also patched all the locos, and retired many wagons which had seen better days.

BNSF did similar with their older locos and wagon while the newer power were repainted into the joint scheme.