How about some Pennsylvania passenger cars

The PRR Tuscan K4 “Red Arrow”.  Anybody got the diner 6-25639 for sale?

It is late 1949 and a P70FAR is being moved back to the coach yard by a B28.

An evening commuter train made up of P70s is waiting for it's power to arrive.

The P70s and P70FAR are GGD, the B28 is Atlas O.

Now we're talkin'!!

-Greg

I'll play...

Rusty

Here’s my 2 cents ….

K-Line Fleet of Modernism passenger cars being pulled by a Brunswick Green MTH Torpedo with complementary styling.

Bill

Couldn't find the file I wanted but this here shows my PRR passenger set going by the fire place. About 1/2 inch clearence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkcRuz3Ths4

Sorry don't know how to do this where it shows it. This is on my Youtube account

Here is my MTH T1pulling MTH’s Fleet of Moderism passenger cars. Before I packed it up for the move . Somewhere I have a MTH scale K pulling K-Line Heavy Weights .

some reshops

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtSeX4yIB38&t=3s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-ukCiaQ5I8

Very nice guys!  Far superior to that crappy two tone NYC gray.  😉

Curt

Pat Kn posted:

 

Pat great series of shots of the Standard of the World.  I see you do have a set of the Fleet of Modernism.  These would be 100% prototypical perfect behind the S1.

Ron

Its more of a SUV than a Car, but it's Pennsylvania!

A few of mine.

And a couple of Pennsy business cars on back row.

Ron

PRR M&E train under wire.

Jonathan, those are all spectacular!

I cannot resist posting my two favorites - one is a Walthers kit, and just a caricature of the P70 coach.  The other is purported to be a Fisher car.  Not sure . . .

What the heck - here is another Walthers PRR:

bob2 posted:

Jonathan, those are all spectacular!

I cannot resist posting my two favorites - one is a Walthers kit, and just a caricature of the P70 coach.  The other is purported to be a Fisher car.  Not sure . . .

Nice cars Bob!  I don't mind the Walthers kits.  I picked up a nine car set at a swap meet a number of years ago and the B70's, PB70, and P70's weren't the best builds.  However the heavyweight sleepers, the chair car, and the observation were expert builds.  I can't wait to have the space to stretch them out. 

The one car shown was my feeble attempt at converting a GGD P70 (first run) into a modernized P70fbr.  Saw those still running in commuter service as a child.  I have the concept down, but not the craftsmanship yet.  Now I have better tools so maybe I'll do another.  I also didn't photograph the GGD P70far set nor the two Walthers P70far kits I have yet to build. 

The Harbor cove is a brass side Walther's kit as well.  It needs a repaint as the gold striping was an old decal and I spliced it around every 1/2" or less.  Tedious.  Next time I'll probably use Dulux colored decals. 

Don't know the heritage of the PRR painted L&N car other than I have seen a photo of the prototype online.  Window configuration tells me it's a 10-6.  Near as I can tell it's extruded steel of some kind because one side has a bit of rust. 

Finally I didn't show the K-line 21" streamlined obs.  It's in storage with almost all of my non Sunset trains at the moment.

As for your Fischer car.  That's some rarefied air right there.  Maybe one day...

Here are some high speed trains on the G&O.  NH Joe

I took delivery of these today:

a Far cry from this below!

Well, I'm ready to pull those PRR passenger cars anyway lol. The ready track is loaded and unfortunately, it's the end of steam and the rip track is full as well.