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Model Railroading > No Walthers Name TrainDate: 04/14/24 06:44 No Walthers Name Train Author: CO1309 Has anyone else noticed there hasn't been a Walthers Name Train announced since fall of 2022? It was an annual tradition with them. They have also pulled back on general announcements significantly.
Date: 04/14/24 07:15 Re: No Walthers Name Train Author: Lighter Their current name train happens to be freight. Pennsylvania Railroad Merchandise Service Freight Train. Along with suitable FP7 A and B locomotives. Not available in Union Pacific . . .
Date: 04/14/24 11:01 Re: No Walthers Name Train Author: koloradokid Lighter Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Their current name train happens to be > freight. Pennsylvania Railroad Merchandise > Service Freight Train. Along with suitable FP7 A > and B locomotives. Not available in Union Pacific > . . . OH NO!!!! It is the end of the world as we know it. NO UP, say it ain't so!!! RR Date: 04/14/24 20:44 Re: No Walthers Name Train Author: calsubd LOLOL, You beat me!
Ed Stewart Jacksonville, FL Date: 04/14/24 20:50 Re: No Walthers Name Train Author: PHall Maybe they got tired of getting bashed every year.
Date: 04/14/24 20:54 Re: No Walthers Name Train Author: wabash2800 I don't recall anything about PRR FP7s on hotshot PRR freight trains.
Victor Baird Posted from Android Date: 04/15/24 12:01 Re: No Walthers Name Train Author: PHall wabash2800 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I don't recall anything about PRR FP7s on hotshot > PRR freight trains. > > Victor Baird > > Posted from Android The PRR FP7s spent way more time hauling freight then they did hauling passengers. Date: 04/16/24 17:01 Re: No Walthers Name Train Author: wabash2800 Yes, I know that. I just have never heard of their explict use on the hotshot freight trains.
Victor Baird PHall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The PRR FP7s spent way more time hauling freight > then they did hauling passengers. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/16/24 17:01 by wabash2800. |