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Model Railroading > HO SP&S Passenger CarsDate: 01/12/17 11:45 HO SP&S Passenger Cars Author: pt199 I have not seen any SP&S passenger cars. Anyone know of any builders for this HO model?
Date: 01/12/17 12:05 Re: HO SP&S Passenger Cars Author: Larry020 If you're talkin brass, contact me off list.
Larry Date: 01/12/17 15:41 Re: HO SP&S Passenger Cars Author: ATSF3751 Are you interested in lightweight or heavyweight cars? A number of lightweight cars were built to the specifications per the owners of SP&S, GN & NP, for joint services on the Empire Builder and North Coast Limited. The Pullmans Mt Hood and it's sister car the Mt St Helens, were a couple of exceptions, as was the Columbia, a diner-parlor. SP&S's later aquisition of ex MKT and FRISCO cars in 1966 were also exceptions. SP&S had a number of custom heavyweight head end cars as well, some which were rebuilt from retired Pullmans.
Date: 01/12/17 18:05 Re: HO SP&S Passenger Cars Author: SPB Atlas made HO heavyweight SP&S coaches. I have one. Check the SP&S HO model site on e-Bay where cars often appear for sale.
Gerry Posted from Android Date: 01/12/17 20:12 Re: HO SP&S Passenger Cars Author: rschonfelder Just about every car was covered in Brass. Some really need to be redone. In particular, the "Mount Hood" and "Mount St. Helens" which were imported by Cascade Models in the 80ies.
To my knowledge, nothing in plastic is accurate for an exclusive SP&S car. The Walthers Empire Builder series does provide for you to do the sleeper and Dome in SP&S through the use of the decals provided. Rick Date: 01/13/17 05:57 Re: HO SP&S Passenger Cars Author: Larry020 I was speaking about Challenger Imports, and W & R.
Larry Date: 01/16/17 14:56 Re: HO SP&S Passenger Cars Author: rschonfelder Larry020 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I was speaking about Challenger Imports, and W & > R. > > Larry Overland also did the ex-MKT cars for SP&S. This is only relevent for the "Streamliner" era in the last part of the 60ies. Rick |