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SouthWind Models Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) Center-cupola Cabooses

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

SouthWind Models

Manufacturer ID:

SWM-C3

Prototype Info

Style:

center-cupola

Body:

wood-sided

Year/Era:

1914

Length:

31'

Road Name:

Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)

Class:

N6b

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Product Type:

brass

Finish:

unpainted

Wheels:

scale

Online Article:


(image copyright © Bill Lane; used by permission)

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

SouthWind Models

Manufacturer ID:

SWM-C5

Prototype Info

Style:

center-cupola

Body:

steel

Road Name:

Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)

Class:

N8

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Product Type:

brass

Finish:

unpainted

Wheels:

scale

Couplers:

scale

Notes:

This model comes with the PRR antenna.

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

SouthWind Models

Manufacturer ID:

SWM-C6

Prototype Info

Style:

center-cupola

Body:

steel

Year/Era:

1951

Road Name:

Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)

Class:

N8

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Introduced:

1995

Road Number(s):

478081

Qty Made:

90 with PRR antenna, 10 without

Product Type:

brass

Finish:

painted & unpainted

Wheels:

scale

Online Article:

Online Article:

Notes:

A small number of these models were available factory-painted and lettered with either freight-car brown or tuscan red. The majority were sold unpainted. As a prototype side note, the cars without the rooftwalk should have only been painted and decorated for the Penn Central or Conrail, not the PRR.


 (image copyright © Bill Lane; used by permission)
Bill Lane states that his model required many hours to super-detail.

 (image copyright © Ed Kirstatter; used by permission)
Ed Kirstatter took this photo of Jack Sudimak's model, which shows the PRR-specific trainphone antenna and the gray-painted cupola.

(image copyright © Bill Lane; used by permission)

(image copyright © Bill Lane; used by permission)

 (image copyright © Bill Lane; used by permission)
Bill stripped one of the PRR-painted models and repainted it for the correct paint scheme for Conrail.
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