Former MTH Pennsy H3 #1188 is now serving on the Ma & Pa as #23.
Thanks to my friend, forum member Pennsy484, for the instructional roadmap.
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The best "little" railroad of them all! I grew up in Harford County but the railroad was long gone by the time I knew to look for it.
That is gorgeous. I lived in Towson in 1948, and could hear their drivers slipping. Where did you get the decals?
Very nice!
Peter
I have the H3 in N&W livery. It's a very nice little engine. Hope you enjoy it! IMHO those 64' cars are the nicest MTH ever made. I have a four car consist I pull behind mine....
That looks great, Jim. Nice work! Enjoy it and thank you for sharing!
Decals are available from the Maryland & Pennsylvania RR Historical society. They offer steam, diesel and caboose decals in both O and S scales. I bought some for my Lionel NW-2 and will compete the makeover this fall.
Looks fantastic Jim eye candy for us MA & PA enthusiasts
I used dry transfers from Cloverhouse.
Thanks, Cadillac Mike, I'll have to take a ride up there and check it out.
Could be a good source of supplies for modifying some rolling stock. Especially since MTH hasn't done much of it.
