Pennsy E6 atlantic

Obviously, PRR E6 and K4

Pennsy K4

Don't forget the Precision Scale brass K4 which came in three versions, though not the version I wanted (#3768).  These were selling for between 2 and 3 hundred. Now they are approaching 6-8 hundred, which is an indication that the demand for K4's is growing.

Quote from: strummer on January 20, 2013, 11:35:21 AM
I posed this question some time back on the Atlas Forum: the Pennsy built and used literally hundreds of Pacifics, Mikados, Decapods and Consolidations, yet we find ourselves what i called at that time "Pennsy Challenged".

We have available to us models of locos which had prototypes built in numbers of 50 or much less, yet the only decent PRR engine ever made yet in N has been the Trix K4.

So yes, please feel free to release a K4 (as built, of course!)

Mark in Oregon

I have a little more on this subject; yes, the Kato Broadway Limited is a later era but now  Centralia is producing the earlier cars for the Broadway AND the 20th Century. They NEED a K4 for these cars. And if a K4, why not an E6 Atlantic which shares a lot of parts with the K4?

And if you bother to make those why not a fully shrouded #3768?

Quote from: David Leonard on July 07, 2009, 08:49:55 AM
Time to bump this topic back to page 1. Some of us really want a PRR K4s--prewar and postwar versions. We have the GG1 (Kato), we have the Big Boy and Challenger (Athearn), we have the SP GS4. We have some diesel models of locos that only a handful of proto railroads ever owned (SD26, DL109, etc). It's time for a PRR K4s (Bachmann)!

Add a normal K4s and a fully shrouded K4s #3768 - PLEASE!

Quote from: johnTom on April 05, 2009, 12:36:26 PM
I noticed that the prr T-1 is mentioned, I saw nothing here that mentioned of Pennsylvania  railway's  other than the T-1(4-4-4-4) 6110, 6111.What about the following Pennsylvania RR locomotive types.

PRR S-1 (6-4-4-6) 6100,PRR Q-1 (4-6-4-4) 6130
PRR Q-2 (4-4-6-4) 6131,6175-6199 and PRR S2-6-8-6

However, these all look like nice kitbashing projects. Especially B&O RR's The George Emerson ..

Tom

Pennsy K4 "Skyline". but would love to see a Loewy "Streamliner"

Rather see a Sound  4-4-0. I am not buying one till they are sound.

Here it is;

http://hometown.aol.com/On30resinkits/index.html

The 4-4-0 won't be available with sound? Wouldn't it be VERY easy to add the sound module out of the Forney? After all, wouldn't a 4-4-0 sound very much like an 0-4-4T? Especially if they are both Baldwins. Seems like a simple thing for Bachman to do!

And some are waiting for a sound version.

I think it is a great choice of prototype and will fit in very nicely with early logging scenes, especially after you pile on a bunch of appropriate junk.