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PRR T1 loco, tender and baggage

I have just completed, almost, a T1, battery powered with the TIU in the baggage car. Started Feb. 12, 2017. I am running one MTH one gauge F3 motor to two MTH modified Hudson gear boxes. PS3 and sounds good. Here are some pics. Bob.

That’s so cool! Did you build it yourself?

Sweet!

Thanks Ray, took me nine months, still have to add the hand holds, expecting them soon.

Pretty amazing work.

Chris

Thanks Chris, while you were posting, I was trying to post a video from YouTube and I am not having much luck, so I will try again. Bob.

Yes John, and thank you for your kind words. I thought that would be easy to take two MTH Hudsons and just throw them together and call it a kitbash, but that was far from the way it went. The only parts from the Hudson were the frames, wheels and the gear boxes which I had to modify from an angled input shaft to a straight one, so one motor and two gear boxes, MTH PS3 electronics, sounds good, TIU is in the baggage. Everything else was scratch built from patterns that I made, then molds. I enjoyed making it and when I get my outside layout built, I will have fun running it.

https://youtu.be/YN2ePqBnJTM

Very nice Robert! The T1 is my favorite streamlined. If I was a mainline modeler I’d want to have one! Any chance you could take some higher resolution pictures or an updated video ? Like the guys said, we love pics (https://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-laughing.gif)

EDIT - Perhaps those ARE high resolution pictures; just that LSC’s “Attach Photo” feature makes them pretty small. Try posting to an Album or check out your free Freight Shed. Plenty of folks here will help you get the hang of it.

Great looking model, quite an accomplishment. Yes, more pictures please.

John R.

Looking at the T1 pictures here, they had a couple different front end designs, I had not realized that. http://www.northeast.railfan.net/prr_steam9.html

That is correct, I know of two. I think they made some models by hand and then later started using patterns like the one that I built. Bob.

robert brown said:

https://youtu.be/YN2ePqBnJTM