@Randy Harrison posted:
I am a non-recovering PRR junky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Randy is that a Santa Fe?? LOL Nice fleet!
@Sitka posted:Randy is that a Santa Fe?? LOL Nice fleet!
That F3 gives new meaning to Pennsylvania Railroad Lines West!
@Randy Harrison posted:They are both leaving Christoplis Union Station that serves many railroads for connections to the rest of the nation.
Makes perfect sense, Randy. The PRR had passenger cars marked Pennsylvania, but in the livery of other lines which were used on connecting service. The Broadway Limited sometimes carried Santa Fe cars for connection to The Chief in Chicago. Lionel made a couple of 2-Packs a few years ago and I picked up the PRR - Santa Fe set in somewhat drab gray!!!
@Apples55 posted:Makes perfect sense, Randy. The PRR had passenger cars marked Pennsylvania, but in the livery of other lines which were used on connecting service. The Broadway Limited sometimes carried Santa Fe cars for connection to The Chief in Chicago. Lionel made a couple of 2-Packs a few years ago and I picked up the PRR - Santa Fe set in somewhat drab gray!!!
Apples, when you get a chance can you post those 2-packs PRR-Santa Fe set in gray, like to see them thanks. Mark
@Sitka posted:Apples, when you get a chance can you post those 2-packs PRR-Santa Fe set in gray, like to see them thanks. Mark
My pleasure, Mark… just happened to find a pic on my iPad. From something I read online, they used the SF gray color since the bulk of the trip was on The Chief. The cars are 21” and the item number is 2027490.
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@Apples55 posted:My pleasure, Mark… just happened to find a pic on my iPad. From something I read online, they used to SF gray color since the bulk of the trip was on The Chief. The cars are 21” and the item number is 2027490.
Thanks Paul, boy do they look odd being in gray, have to look online to find some pictures. Thanks for the reply
Mark
