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SandJam,

 

First of all, I think you got a heck of price on these babies.  Mine have not yet shown up, but I paid more than you!

 

Secondly, I was really excited to see these in the catalog, and feared they would not be produced as shown in the catalog.  This paint scheme is from the 1960's, the twilight of the Pennsy.  It really isn't a very good looking paint scheme, and I can't recall this scheme ever being produced in any scale.  Though I made my layout such that it can accommodate any Pennsy train from the 20's through 1968 by aging the scenery as it goes from east to west, my favorite era is still the 1960's.  NEVER thought I would see this scheme produced on a model.  I just ordered the PC E-8's, and plan on running a PPR A with a PC A to represent PC circa 1968.

Last edited by PRRMiddleDivision
Originally Posted by John Korling:

In the prototype world there were a small handful of locomotives that had swinging pilots; some Turbine locomotives did that come to mind; the Jawn Henry & B&O EM-1 as well as a couple of the Union Pacific GTELs as I recall.

Not only Jawn Henry, EM-1's & GTEL's....

 

4-8-8-4 4018 20 degree curve

and all the other articulated steam locomotives, save for the bendy boiler Santa Fe Mallet's.

 

Plus, guys like these...

GG! AMT 4939

Balto 0883 01

Rusty

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