Help me: What train model is this?

[sibest93]

Hello community,

I recently acquiered pretty much out of nowhere a medium-to-large unsorted collection containing a lot of unfinished models. While I could get a hang of most of what I got, for this train MOC I am struggling to find solid references. My aim is to complete the build with the missing driver's cabin. 

So far the best result I got is this link: LEGO custom CP SD60. Would you say this fits my model? As you can see on the pictures, my train has Canadian Pacific stickers and the number 4789 and a kind of buldge on the left side which would fit the EMD SD60 according to pictures like this: EMD SD60.

Please keep in mind that all of the terms I used above I found during my google search today and besides a general fascination I have no clue about trains to begin with. You help is very much appreciated!

Also, this is my very first post and while I was looking for a help-thread the link in the pinned post seams to be expired. If I am in the wrong place please point me in the right direction. Thanks!

[*thomas*]

It's the BNSF 10133 in other colors. 

[sibest93]

Awesome, thank you!

[supertruper1988]

On 4/5/2020 at 3:20 AM, *thomas* said:

It's the BNSF 10133 in other colors. 

It actually appears to be the GP style model from the 10183 Hobby train set. The nose is not the same as the BNSF Lego set.

[sibest93]

I agree, the nose is closer to the 10183. However, the engine block is more like the BNSF with the 3 disks.

I took inspiration from both models and created a fix for my model, see attached. It is close enough for me, but I am of course open to suggestions.

[Celeste]

Looks cool! I like that you added that curved bit on the nose. Gives a distinct look and gives the front windows a nice shape. Did they ever make the horn piece in black? Either way, great job!