Announcing Custom Run RailKing Scale SD45 - Penn Central "PC" from Berwyn's Toys and Trains!

@Berwyns Toys and Trains posted:

To all our fans out there - we have heard you and we have listened!

How about some PC!

This RailKing Scale engine is tentatively due out 3rd Quarter of 2023.  Equipped with all the PS 3.0 features you are accustomed to.  Price $390.  Available in two road numbers: 6129 & 6132.  Preorder to reserve yours now!  A deposit of $50 American will be required when placing an order.

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Another winner!!!! My order is in.

Right behind you Dave on this one!

Dave

Another nice offering!

A much needed locomotive. I believe you have another winner.

nice work

I'm in for one! Great pick, and scale RailKing offers good value w/PS 3.0. Now, I'd love to get SIRT to weather one for me like those grimy prototype photos!

Nice offering. I have asked dealers to do a custom run of a RS-1 in Penn Central on several occasions. Was told they didnt think it would sell. So if Berwyns sees this is a hit maybe a RS-1 is a possibility for their next custom run. Do it in 2 road #'s and I will commit to 2. Not trying to hijack this thread. Again, very nice SD-45

@jini5 posted:

Nice offering. I have asked dealers to do a custom run of a RS-1 in Penn Central on several occasions. Was told they didnt think it would sell. So if Berwyns sees this is a hit maybe a RS-1 is a possibility for their next custom run. Do it in 2 road #'s and I will commit to 2. Not trying to hijack this thread. Again, very nice SD-45

Me neither, but still...

I got my first "scale" train set ( HO Tyco ATSF freight) in 1969; almost right away I began looking into other scales. My first N scale engines were the Rapido/Arnold GP9 and Bachmann GP40, both in the PC scheme.

Around that same era the PC merger was written about (a lot!) in "Trains" magazine, so that chapter in American railroading loomed large to me. Now, many years later, it seems I'm not the only one...

Mark in Oregon

Back to the actual topic, the Penn Central SD45 looks great and should sell well.