On Monday, January 3, 2005, at 09:01 PM, thebentnail wrote:
> Hasn't just about every major class of steam engine been
> done in NYC or PRR? Maybe I am just imagining that.
Rusty,
The PRR didn't have many minor classes of steamers. We've seen a K
(Pacific), an L (Mikado), an M (Mountain), an I (Decapod), and a J
(Texas). Bill Lane will let me know if I missed any. That leaves
2-8-0's, 4-4-2's, 4-6-0's and of course everyone's favorite the T1
4-4-4-4. There was a time when the PRR owned 3,335 2-8-0's so there a
relatively large group of engines waiting to be modeled! The 2-8-0'd
did cover four major classes, but three of those were almost identical.
Jamie Bothwell
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