It is the same color PRR used on its diesels and electrics. The red oxide on the cab roof would get blacker with stack effluents as would the tender deck. The electrics posted this weekend are a pretty good color to emulate. The tender is black from the frame down also. mironrail #5 04-04-2005, 08:58 PM PRR S2 6200

The Jawn Henry was one of Norfolk and Western Railway Company's Steam Turbine locomotives. Like The S2 turbine that Mike built, it used coal to build up steam to run several traction motors. Unfortunately for the Jawn Henry, it was extremely ineficient, and maintenance was costly. I think it was scrapped around 1957.

These photos are from the northeast railfan site and show a couple of interesting PRR steam locomotive classes, the "Q"s. First up is a PRR class Q1 4-6-4-4, #6130, fresh from the shops.

Drawings Hi friends is the first time you see that I use this forum and perhaps you can help me. I Am doing the PRR S2 6200, in Gmax, but I do not have the dimensions, you know of some site in which there are drawings or schemes with the dimensions? Thank you, forgive the English mironrail Previous Next

Featuring a mixed lashup of Alco and EMD 4-axle units (C425/RS27/GP9) Pennsylvania Railroad symbol freight SW6 heads eastbound thru Illinois in these springtime images. Running from East St. Louis to Enola, the train moved freight traffic largely forwarded by "western" roads such as MP, SSW & SLSF. Locos: BLW/ZT

Here's a fantastic web site on the GG1s - specs, colors & stripping with years adopted - photos, the entire roster listed and their service along with use and paint after PRR duty as well.

2021年6月3日 · sliirtro-1.zip Budd PRR and RDG Silverliner II MUs by Stephen Thomas silvriv2.zip Budd SEPTA Silverliner IV MUs by Steven R. Goehring, original models by Buzz Benz and NALW

2025年1月20日 · The great void is the lack of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, which is the PRR west of where the PRR V2 ended. Neither the Monon or Conrail Indy cover any of that. There was an attempt to build Belleview PA to Fort Wayne, but that member left the community 15 years ago. Last edited by eric; 01-20-2025, 07:39.

Name of Route:PRR-Eastern-Region-v2 Version and Release Date: Version 2.0 11April2019 Description: This route is a semi-prototypical version of the Pennsylvania Railroad Eastern Division and covers all the trackage in the NEC, the Middle Division, the Philadelphia Division, the Philadelphia Terminal Division, the

Hi Everyone, I got the PRR ER installed to my open rails and I couldn’t be happier! I’ve been adding locomotives to my download like the PC silver liner II’s and they work fine. I downloaded the PRR E44’s but whenever I go to select a locomotive on the open rails screen, it says <missing> next to it. I put the