the loco is now in Brunswick Green

Ah, you are right on that. :)
I think it looks good in either color, though its too bad it can no longer operate like in the video.

yeah IF I got one I'd rebuild it to run on modern electric motors
BUT keep the old motors for parts for the other preserved GG1s

Ah, I hear you on that one. :)
Would be amazing to watch one doing 100 on the NEC again.

oh yeah That the reason I'd do it
With new cars or vintage in PRR

You know.. the one that went through the floor is still around. Of course, ours at the museum is painted up nicely.

Ah, that is true... though it is looking pretty rough from the photos I have been seeing of it. Hopefully they'll be able to get it fixed and on display one of these days.
The one at IRM does look pretty good. Can't go wrong with 5 stripe PRR green.

Nice find ^^
I know nothing about US electric stock, so it was really interesting to watch. Those things are big! :)

I'm glad you like. :)
There actually were/still are a fair number of electric locomotives in the US, but they never really caught on in the way steam and diesel did. (Cost of putting in wires and maintaining them over long distances was often expensive and difficult.)

The variety in locomotives on these lines can be pretty interesting.
They came in many different shapes and sizes, though the big ones on the NEC and on the Milwaukee Road probably are the most interesting.