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Hmmm...I would believe that the American Classics pack by Trainartisan/Just Trains contains trains (nice rhyme ) that ran into the 40s and 50s. It's a commercial package, but it might be what you're looking for.(Please tell me if I should be wrong in my assumption concerning the era of these trainsets!)Dominik MannProud Member of the MSTS European Railfans
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There are also a number of repaints and models of that era. For example NALW's GG-1 Megapack, the PRR Broadway Limited trainset, several dozens of freight cars, PRR heavyweight coaches etc. I remember there also being a couple of respective activities relating to that topic.Regards, Sebastian--- Current Projects: "The Canadian" on KHP
i dont ever remember hearin the PRR comming down into Baltimore i could be wrong but i heard it was the C&O and B&O were using it all the time along with the NYC wicth didnt use it as much it what i heard at a museum not far from the Baltimore Station on NEC. i could be slightly wrong though im going by what i heard from the museum.BaltoOhioRRFanBaltoOrioles1fan@aol.com E-Mail 1 BaltoOhioRRFan@aol.com E-mail 2
I rode the PRR from Baltimore to Washington DC in the early 1950s behind 2 GG1s, quite exciting for a little kid from west Texas. The PRR T-1 and some heavy weights ought to be good for the route as well (prr-t1_r.zip). Bob