Railworks America

Anyone have any guesses?

First one to answer correctly will win a complimentary copy of any scheme applied

It looks to be like a Pullman Class PS sleeper car (4 Double Bedrooms; 4 Compartments; 2 Drawing Rooms) kinda like the one called "IMPERIAL CREST" ? am i correct? well it does look like a PS class sleeper anywayse.....

I thought PS too, but looks like 11 rooms only?

hmmm, the picture changed from when i first wrote my guess, it had 12 before....

ok now that i have done some snooping around i bieleve it is a P-S HW sleeper for pensylvania RR.

like this one?

http://bcoolidge.com/ANG%20Pix/ANG-PRR- ... Edited.jpg

thecanadianrail wrote:ok now that i have done some snooping around i bieleve it is a P-S HW sleeper for pensylvania RR.

like this one?

http://bcoolidge.com/ANG%20Pix/ANG-PRR- ... Edited.jpg

Ok, you might be getting close...

PLEEASE can we have this soon???

I really, really need a Pullman consist!!

In fact, Thomas, we could really really do with a nice variety of Pennsy passenger rolling stock up to your NE Classics and Express Equipment set standards!

I'd buy every single set

It is a late 1940's steam era Pullman Coach in the old Military green. More likely it would have been used as a troop train during the second world war.

It's a late 1920s Pullman, similar to the "Ferdinand Magellan".
Definately a sleeper though, the window configuration is not a chair or observation car.

Csxgp38-2 wrote:It's a late 1920s Pullman, similar to the "Ferdinand Magellan".
Definately a sleeper though, the window configuration is not a chair or observation car.

Your about right. It is a Pullman Sleeper. It's based on Pullman Plan 3523... A 6-3 Sleeper. Paint scheme is the as-built Pullman Green paint with gold lettering. Another common Pullman paint job was the two-tone gray "pool service" scheme which seemed to be extremely close to the New York Central scheme.

As the model is still very much a work-in-progress, I'll hold off on announcing features until I know what can be made and what can't be made to work.