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I usually run freight but today I put up three passenger trains:

My postwar 746 Norfolk & Western J pulling 6 modern era Lionel N&W passenger cars.

My Union Pacific yellow and grey Alco pair ("Anniversary" set) with extra passenger cars for a total of eight.

and

My Lionel modern era Lionel Daylight 4-8-4 steamer pulling 6 daylight "Madison" style cars and, behind the tender, a matching Daylight colored "Mint" (bullion) car made by TCA's METCA division several years ago.

Cloudy day and basement lights off, what a sight. Pics to follow,

 

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Lionelski posted:

I usually run freight but today I put up three passenger trains:

My postwar 746 Norfolk & Western J pulling 6 modern era Lionel N&W passenger cars.

My Union Pacific yellow and grey Alco pair ("Anniversary" set) with extra passenger cars for a total of eight.

and

My Lionel modern era Lionel Daylight 4-8-4 steamer pulling 6 daylight "Madison" style cars and, behind the tender, a matching Daylight colored "Mint" (bullion) car made by TCA's METCA division several years ago.

Cloudy day and basement lights off, what a sight. Pics to follow,

 

Here are the promised pics.

What passenger trains are you guys and gals runnin'?

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The only passenger service currently on the Plywood Empire Route is the Dinner Train a la the Black Hills Central Railroad. It is implemented using a retired Golden State lounge car and dining car. For more dinner seating management is considering adding a retired PRR Business car that is currently available on eBay at a good price. 

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First Call for Dinner is at 5:00 PM and the Last Call is at 7:00. The train is drawn by PER's workhorse  SW1500.

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Apples55 posted:
RSJB18 posted:

I love long passenger trains but a small layout doesn't allow for such things. Doesn't deter me from running passenger service though.

LIRR Greenport Scoot on the last run from NY PENN to the east end.

 

Bob;

Since I know you are a conventional runner, is on of those LIRR engines a dummy???

The PA unit is a dummy.......just like the operator

A board and a couple of motors would be all it takes to power it. K-line used their standard powered truck and just left the motors out. 

Bob

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