Railhead001
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Looking for the Sunset paint scheme on Southern Pacific passenger cars. Can anyone point me in the right direction ???? Tried DLS and no luck....
RH001
RH001
Looking fo SP Sunset Passenger cars...
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kaeksa2423
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Do you mean the Stainless Steel ones or the ones like in the Daylight colors?
daylightrain
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As far as I know there are no sunset limited cars available, there is a set of Daylight cars on the DLS by Trainboi1 though.
Railhead001
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Ahhhhh, Daylight was what I meant....thank you very much !!! Dang after DL it turns out my initial Sunset scheme is what a I am looking for in non aluminum.............
Update: I did find these gems though....
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Trainz_12_fan_100
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Where'd you find them?
Railhead001
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normhart,
Very nice indeed !!! I might actually have to get some steam for the after seeing how good they look in your shots.
RH001
Very nice indeed !!! I might actually have to get some steam for the after seeing how good they look in your shots.
RH001
I'm still researching but...
It looks like SpeedBumpTrucker was aiming for
A typical consist from the early 1950s included:
An A-B-A Set of Alco PA-1 or an A-B-B Set of EMD E-7 diesel locomotives, both in Daylight colors
Railway Post Office/Baggage
Baggage Dormitory
Partitioned Coach
Coach
Coach
Coffee Shop Lounge Pride of Texas
Coach
Coach
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom sleeper
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom sleeper
Diner Audubon
Lounge French Quarter
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom sleeper
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom sleeper
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom blunt ended sleeper
(from Wikipedia)
Coach passengers were not allowed into the Sleepers, Diner, or Lounge.
EDIT: one or more sleepers could be transferred at New Orleans to the Crescent Limited for the trip up to New York. In it's heyday you could get a sleeper compartment from San Francisco to New York.
It looks like SpeedBumpTrucker was aiming for
A typical consist from the early 1950s included:
An A-B-A Set of Alco PA-1 or an A-B-B Set of EMD E-7 diesel locomotives, both in Daylight colors
Railway Post Office/Baggage
Baggage Dormitory
Partitioned Coach
Coach
Coach
Coffee Shop Lounge Pride of Texas
Coach
Coach
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom sleeper
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom sleeper
Diner Audubon
Lounge French Quarter
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom sleeper
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom sleeper
10-roomette, 6-double bedroom blunt ended sleeper
(from Wikipedia)
Coach passengers were not allowed into the Sleepers, Diner, or Lounge.
EDIT: one or more sleepers could be transferred at New Orleans to the Crescent Limited for the trip up to New York. In it's heyday you could get a sleeper compartment from San Francisco to New York.
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