Poll: How do you model passenger train?
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Passenger models are a big part of my Layout's operation
32.26%
10 32.26%
I run the occaisional Streamliner through town between freights
12.90%
4 12.90%
I collect Passenger trains, but do not typically run them.
3.23%
1 3.23%
I don't have the space for passenger trains, but I'd like to
16.13%
5 16.13%
I generally prefer freight over passenger trains
35.48%
11 35.48%
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Modeling Passenger Trains, Yay or Nay?
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Hello Everyone---I model the mid-fifties when passenger service was still very prevelant throughout the country.The Canadian National and Canadian Pacific had trans-continental trains,most notably CNR's "Super Continental" and CPR's "Canadian" as well as intercity,commuter and branchline mixed trains.Personally I like the branchline trains the best---they were usually shorter consists of older heavyweight equipment with lots of head end equipment which could include reefers,boxcars,coal hoppers and even tank cars---when I run a passenger train,it's usually a branchline train even though I do have equipment to use in other passenger consists.
I think present day modellers are limited in their choices---Amtak or Via or commuter trains.They do have their own personal appeal but cannot match the individual and colourful consists of the" good old days"
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