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Like Jerry says if you want an S gauge Royal Blue passenger set you'll have to create your own. Using prewar metal cars makes for easier stripping of the paint as you don't have to worry about harming the plastic found in postwar cars. Add S gauge trucks, lighting and decals and you're all set.

Here's some pics of my fictitiously named "Royal Blue" cars...

ROYAL BLUE PASSENGER SET

Baggage 658

Blue Dawn 3513

Blue Glacier 3300

Blue Lagoon 2111

 

Blue Lake 3512

Blue Moon 3511

Blue Sky Diner 1075

Blue Waters 2110

The real Royal Blue ran 8 car sets so I made the same. The numbers are accurate even if the names are fake. The "Pullman" designation is whimsy on my part also.

The funny thing is the rattle can blue paint I used was from Walmart and the color name was "Royal Blue"! How's that for accuracy?

Mark

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