I've found some photos of trains in Brazil. Brazilian railroads are kind of interesting because the locomotives are pretty much the same ones as in the US, but with a few differences here and there. Here's some highlights:

The shop switcher moves a non-running EMD diesel. One of these locomotives is old enough to be the other's great grandfather.
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Apparently that happens a lot in Brazil.
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Now this is mountain railroading!
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Milwaukee Road?
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You know, the newer GE diesels just don't smoke like the old ones did. I kinda miss that.
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The very bizzarre General Electric BB36-7 locomotive.
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Far from home.
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I wonder where they got these?
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Another familiar paint job.
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Even Ohio Central send their junk to Brazil!
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An EMD GP18. Sir, I'm going to need a tetanus shot just from looking at it.
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If Maaco painted locomotives...
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Edit: BONUS MATERIAL!! Next door in Argentina, they have this cool Fiat Art Deco doodlebug.
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Of course, the Fiat train isn't much better than the Fiat car.
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