Here is my latest project. It is a Pennsy MP-54 interurban.
For more photos and construction details see:
http://www.tuveson.com/mp54/mp-54.htm
Carl
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Very nice...thanks for including the "how to".....
Mark in Oregon
Now, THAT's neat!
Rusty
Very nice!
Very good but I have to be Mr.Pedantic. Even though they ran on a catenary they wouldn't be considered interurban. They are commuter suburban trains that shared a four track line between NYC and Wilmington,Delaware with long distance trains and freights. Interurbans ran on streets and private right of ways and had trolley poles rather than pans. Pacific Electric,Red Arrow and South Shore ran interurbans. Sorry for the rant but I live in the area.
Beautuful work Carl. Thanks for sharing your creations with us. Hope to see you soon with a couple of our new club members that still havn't seen Carl's S Empire. I'll be sure to stay away during the national model RR show. That bus should be FULL! Craig
Excellent work! Now I need to make a Standard Gauge (i.e. toy train) version.
Nice job. I did a few some years ago for Potomac S scalers. Used American Models 4 wheel coaches - much the same headlight and same portholes. American Models GG-1 pantographs. Never motorized any. Mel
