Custom Trains Products by Andy Fletcher

100s of Railroad Magnets

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Library of Railroad Books Written & Illustrated by Andy Fletcher

The ABC's of America's ASLRRA Railroads

"The ABC's of Cabooses" Coming Summer 2025

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Videos by Andy Fletcher

Watch me draw locomotives from the first pencil line to the finished painted locomotives

Andy Travels on Amtrak

To see Andy's YouTube playlists for all of his drawing demonstrations, "The Railroad Game", and "Mike, Dave & The Railfan Omni" & more go to Andy's Videos

Andy giving prints to Juniata Mechanics in 2010.

Giving away prints of Union Pacific #2010 to Boy Scouts in 2010 at the Illinois Railway Museum.

To see more of Andy Fletcher's Travels and Events go to Travel in the Header

100s of 11"x17" Railroad Posters

100s of Andy's Railroad t-shirts

100s of 11"x17" Railroad Matted Prints

100s of Vinyl Stickers

Play "The Railroad Game" episodes and test your knowledge of railroads

Watch the episodes of "Mike, Dave & The Railfan Omni" and travel back to railroads the past

The ABC's of America's Railroads

The ABC's of Amtrak

A Salute to the Norfolk Southern Heritage Engines

Andy Fletcher's Travels and Events

"Why We Need Trains"

The art of Andy Fletcher's hand-drawn locomotives inspired the Norfolk Southern 30th Anniversary locomotives.

How Andy Fletcher came to Design the Norfolk Southern 30th Anniversary Heritage Engines.

In 2009 Andy had seen the Union Pacific Heritage engines and had drawn them for posters, matted prints and magnets. He knew that the Norfolk Southern 30th Anniversary was coming up in 2012 and he began drawing proposed NS Heritage engines in his free time.

In January of 2011 he was contacted by the C&O Historical Society asking if he could make a poster for an event they were doing at the Virginia Museum of Transportation with their C&O #614 and the N&W 611 & the N&W #1218 for a February "Train Lovers Day". He contacted the VMT who said they would love for him to attend the event. Once he was at the event the museums offered him a "artist in residence". He decided to take it and move to Roanoke, VA which he knew had been the Headquarters of the N&W and the shops that build the N&W #611 and other steam engines. Living in Virginia he traveled across the state to visit Norfolk Southern towns and gave talks about the importance for trains to deliver the freight we all need everyday at service organizations like the Rotary and Kiwanis.

More to come with photos and descriptions from 2011 and 2012

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AndyFletcherartist@gmail.com