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Is there a list somewhere of Pullman configurations, specifying exactly what is meant by 10-6 (and how is that different from a 10-5), a 4-4-2 or a 6-6-4?
TIA,
Mac

10/6- 10 roomettes/ 6 double bedroom
10/5-  10 roomettes/ 5 double bedrooms
4/4/2- 4 roomettes/ 4 double bedrooms/ 2 compartments
6/6/4- 6 sections ( berths) 6 roomettes/ 4  double bedrooms

This link for HO scale manufacturer Branchline Trains and their offerings give good descriptions of many common configurations

http://www.branchline-trains.com/inst_sheets/bp-pass.pdf

Sean McCaffery

A 4-4-2 was 4 double bed rooms, 4 compartments and two drawing rooms.

MacBeau Wrote:
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> Is there a list somewhere of Pullman
> configurations, specifying exactly what is meant
> by 10-6 (and how is that different from a 10-5), a
> 4-4-2 or a 6-6-4?
> TIA,
> Mac

As they say……Google is your friend!!

I entered “Pullman configurations” in search and it returned 475,000 results in 0.55 seconds. Then click on images for photos or scroll through the links for floor plans, cut-away views etc.

Another configuration you will see is !2-1 fairly commond.   That is Twelve Open Sections and one drawing room.  heavy weight cars.