Note: All future "Please Show Us" Series entries will be made in "topics" instead of "blogs."

Well, its officially been (almost) a month since I started this series, and to celebrate that achievement, we have moved on from smaller locomotives (for the time being) to focus on the great articulate locomotives of the world.  I know what you're all thinking.  "Finally!  About time we get to show something B

Iowa Interstate SW1200 250 (ex-Texas & Pacific 1299) holds a special place in my heart since it was born just a month after me and was the only switcher owned by the railroad.  While it started out working in Blue Island (Chicago), it later moved to Rock Island and then, in 2003, to Council Bluffs, where it lived out its final years with the IAIS before being sold in 2007. 

It's another week . . . post 'em if you got 'em.  We had two WFPs last week.  You may have missed one entirely, but can see it here.  There were a few late-comers in the other, so see them here.  Check them out, then come back here afterward.