Since the mighty PRR is a model RR favorite, what Locomotives ( steam or diesel would you like to see made or remade again? For me I would like to see: Steam: E1 Camelback D16 4-4-0 "1223" E2 4-4-2 J28 2-6-2 prarie K2, K3, K5 Pacifics [NO MORE K4's PLEASE!] N2 sa N2 usra version HC1 articulated For Diesels: Another round of P assenger sharks Blw S12 switcher Scale FM H-12-44 Scale FM H-20-44 ...

Apr 3, 2020 · What I would buy is the as delivered Pennsy paint scheme on a FA-1, which 3rd Rail is not making. They are doing the Pennsy on their FA-2, but the FA-2 has been done by others and is too late for my era. Anyone else interested in a Pennsy FA-1? A FA-1/FB-1 set would be great. If you gotta have a FA-1 in PRR, why not the Williams offering?

It seems like every time I do some more research, I run across another really cool locomotive that I inevitably want to add to my collection, but unfortunately it's too odd or obscure for the major manufacturers to produce. Case in point: one of the seven Baldwin-built 2-6-6-4's for the Pittsburgh & West Virginia. Seriously, these things are …

Jan 29, 2020 · What did you use as a starting point for a Great Western 2-8-0? There doesn't seem to be many 2-8-0 options in O scale.

Thinking of maybe starting to buy some scale PRR boxcars. I guess they don't have to actually be scale, but my plan is to buy a scale PRR steamer this year and figured scale boxcars would match. My question is, what is out there? I'm thinking no later than the 1940s or 50s style. What are my options (item numbers)? I've found some nice Atlas boxcars, but what else works? Thanks! 3/15/197:53 PM ...

RailKing 30-90143 "Gallitzin" PRR Train Depot This fully assembled O scale model is a nicely detailed example of a typical small freight station. The model includes interior lighting.

Mar 4, 2018 · I'm getting a Williams PRR T1 shortly and, well, my passenger car options are pretty limited. I have some 15" Madison type which fit the era but I think may be too short in the long run (pun intended). My aluminum Cong. cars are 15" too so no dice. Most videos I've seen have the longer 18"/21" Broadway Limited cars with Tuscan bodies and black roof but what really should I consider? The "new ...

May 27, 2016 · I am having problems with my K-Line K4680 15" PRR Broadway Limited Aluminum Passenger Cars derailing. it seems that the diaphragms edges, between cars, are hanging up and causing the cars to derail. it happens mostly running backwards, but occasionally going forward. it happens while running thru 0-60 and 0-72 switches and curves. the diaphragms seem exceptionally stiff with very little ...

The loco has a diecast metal body and is heavy - some people have managed to strip the nylon gear. Don't overload it with too many cars and don't make sudden starts/stops, and it should be OK. If you did manage to bust that, the chassis is the same as the NW-2 switcher and you could replace the nylon gear with a metal gear. I have the C&NW one and so far haven't had any problems. They are nice ...

Modeling a PRR type F38 flatcar number 470246 The prototype flatcar is a 12-axle flatcar having a capacity of 587,500 pounds. The full deck is 50 feet in length. Coupled length is 60 feet. The model uses MTH 3-axle trucks. The truck bolsters are articulated to allow operation on small radius curves. Model photos shown.