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who cares about the pennsy? Otto makes a great point,,atsf aint gotta thing. So i think pennsy fans need to quit their whining, they have the frigging K4, M1 and T1...wow i feel sorry for you,,,awww poor thing.this forum makes me wanna puke sometimes. you guys,,,,need to just be thankful that we as modelers have to work with.
In N Scale yes. BLI has MANY HO non-PRR seam locos.https://www.broadway-limited.com/steamho-3.aspx
Yes, When I typed that I told myself that I needed to make it say N Scale and then I promptly forgot!
Maybe I was having a bad day,,maybe I am sick of people " observing" that a company left their favorite RR out of the release that was announced.Screw everythingPoint,,Really does not bother me in the least about the 1003. I could not even tell you what kind of loco that is.Maybe I need to relax..maybe I need to.....
I do wonder when we’ll ever see a sample of their SD70ACe sometime soon?
I would agree...on the relax part. So, let's remember that Broadway Limited Imports--named after the Pennsylvania Railroad's premiere passenger train--made its name by releasing high-quality RTR sound-equipped Pennsylvania Railroad-specific prototypes in HO scale. Later they branched into other roadnames and models. Then they finally made inroads into N scale--again with the PRR as a primary focus--before branching out. While even as a former Pennsy modeler and still a PRR fan I would agree that complaining about any other company releasing a 2-8-2 that wasn't a Pennsy L1s would be unwarranted whining, we're talking about a company that literally named itself after Pennsy who does mostly Pennsy steam. So yes, please chill a bit. Also remember the forum you're in...primarily founded by East Coasters or many with East Coast roots that run deep regardless of where they physically find themselves today.As for N scale Pennsy L1s options... The GHQ kit is still out there somewhere if you are patient and diligent in looking. And didn't a company release a brass one with DCC and sound a few years back? I know it initially had problems but didn't they promise to fix them? It's not like a Pennsy person is completely SOL for an L1s. And yes as SPFs, we do need to keep a lock down on our sense of entitlement. Pennsy may have built and owned more steam locomotives than most other railroads combined...but it's precisely because they were so visually unique that makes them less marketable.
And didn't a company release a brass one with DCC and sound a few years back? I know it initially had problems but didn't they promise to fix them? It's not like a Pennsy person is completely SOL for an L1s.