The New haven EP-3 was the basis for the GG-1, which Lowey designed a smoother car body (of course after the 4899 which became the 4800 Old Rivets).  NH did have some interesting electrics indeed along with interesting paint schemes!!!

The E-33 trucks and frame can be made into an E-44 with minor modifications.

It's really too bad there weren't more Eastern electric modelers, then the manufacturers would have produced lesser expensive models.  But, no demand, no models!

Over my many decades in the hobby, the manufacturers love to produce models that sell - ATSF, UP, PRR, etc.   Whether of not that particular railroad had that model or not!

Perhaps when we be re-incarnated things will change!!!!

The PRR P-5, P-5a and P-5b were of the Standard Railroad of the World designs, although some were built by other builders.  The E-44 was an original PRR design but built by others.

The brass E-44 model did not run very well and the brittle gears broke after a few years.  It needed ALOT of TLC to make it run presentable.

The P-5a was a nice, boxy brutish looking unit.  I remember hearing some interesting stories about the P-5's in their last days!

Perhaps one day, who knows!!!!!

I have dreamt about affordable PRR electrics.  The PC E-33 was a nice model (of course, it was originally a Virginian loco).  The E-44 is a push, I don;t believe there is any market demard anymore since the average age of the model railroad modelers is probably around 55-60 and we are dying off!

Any youngster who gets in the model railroad hobby would not remember anything past the E-60 models!

The Con-Cor MP-54 MU electrics are nice models.  I did make a "bride & groom" set....one with the pantograph and a trailer car that were semi-permantly coupled.  I grew up in New Brunswick and saw them, rode them and was able to get some pix in the PRR and PC era. 

A guy named Andy has a nice model railroad modeled in the late 1950's PRR main line from NYC thru Elizabeth.  It is a huge undertaking with all of the catenary that is required!!!!

Since Bachmann [roduced nice models of the E-33 electric (Penn Central, New Haven plus others) are there any plans to produce a model of the PRR electric E-44 models?  They also extended into Penn Central and Conrail era's

Of course, since you offer the PRR GG1 models, it would be also nice to have the PRR P5-a and P5-b models....but that is asking toooo much!!!

Thanks

Barry T.