04-06-2017, 08:34 PM
Absolutely incredible. Such a magnificent model.
Since you believe tenders deserve recognition, did you number yours? I always thought it was really neat that the PRR numbered the tenders. As built, the tender was numbered the same as the locomotive it was attached to, but over the years tenders were swapped around. After years of service, locomotives and tenders were not necessarily numbered the same. Examples of this can be found at the Railroad museum of Pennsylvania where A4s 0-4-0 #94 has tender #953. I'm sure this happened quite often, and not just on PRR.
Looking great!!
Dave
Since you believe tenders deserve recognition, did you number yours? I always thought it was really neat that the PRR numbered the tenders. As built, the tender was numbered the same as the locomotive it was attached to, but over the years tenders were swapped around. After years of service, locomotives and tenders were not necessarily numbered the same. Examples of this can be found at the Railroad museum of Pennsylvania where A4s 0-4-0 #94 has tender #953. I'm sure this happened quite often, and not just on PRR.
Looking great!!
Dave
-Dave