...speaking of the Crandic.....

the lightweight C&LE/Crandic/Indiana Rr/ LVT lightweight interurbans from AC&F 
would be a neat choice in traction for S scale....besides the PCC, Brillliners 
and Birneys, this one basic body style translates to 4 paint schemes.....

was just watching one of the DVD's on Mid-west traction and these cars sure 
could move!!!

just my thoughts....am pretty new to S and don't really see much of a 
trolley/interurban presence....

a freight motor or two would be an interesting choice also....and of course an 
accurate PCC model would be fine too

Bill
p.s. I'm in if anyone does the lightweight interurbans !



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