Yeah, I mean, there's a few similarities but they are indeed quite distinct from one another. Compare to this photo...
Fine lookin' locomotive, regardless!
Cheers,
SM
Fine lookin' locomotive, regardless!
Cheers,
SM
Steamshots USA..Lets See Some Steam Shots..
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jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
shebashetan7
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What are those darker-colored coaches in the background?
jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
Part of an upcoming PRR pack (not going to happen soon, but eventually), they're PRR Betterment modernized heavyweight sleepers in Fleet of Modernism paint.
Trainz_12_fan_100
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Speedy Streamlined K4
Yea!!!..........
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shebashetan7
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Western Pacific TP-29 4-6-0 71 leads an express through the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, 1935. Just recently purchased the K&L TP-29 package and one of the Expo Flyer combo packs from the Forge. The chemistry between the heavyweights and ten-wheeler does this scene justice.
shebashetan7
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I've always thought that if you were going to get the K&L Trainz TP-29 ten-wheelers from the Western Pacific, you might as well grab that combo pack from the Forge too. Trainboi1's Expo Flyer packs provide quite a selection of passenger equipment from the American Southwest, and some top quality motive power, especially the WP MTP-44 4-8-2 and the Burlington E5.
The scene above captures the real deal on steam-era passenger services on the Feather River.
The scene above captures the real deal on steam-era passenger services on the Feather River.
