Hi Bill; What is interesting is that is not just a PRR flatcar, but an F22 "Gun" car:
http://prr.railfan.net/freight/classpage.html?class=F22 Normally used in pairs to carry large naval rifles and similar objects. In this case, it's just a heavy duty flat car. Now that would be an impressive kit in S - a pair of F22s with a 16" naval gun! Pieter E. Roos --- On Thu, 8/30/12, Bill Lane <[email protected]> wrote: John, 16 F33 cars total. No difference between the runs in terms of car body. Some slightly different Buckeye trucks were used resulting in a different car weight. The decals are going to be set up for 4 different car numbers. Of course you could letter it for SOUTHERN or FEC to keep your “NO PRR” mantra intact. You have a reputation formed over many years to uphold. No need to change it now! It would not bother me at all. There is not likely to be another urethane well hole flat car made any time soon. I know where I want to go with the next car and it is not a well hole for sure. To prove the PRR was EVERYWHERE attached is another PRR Flat in front of a Shay on the west coast – maybe on narrow gauge tracks as well. The exact details escape me now. Thank You, Bill Lane
