PRR-Parts
N Scale Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Coach Modernized P70 Laser Cut Acrylic Car Sides, Roof, and Underbody Details (Limited Quantity)
This is a very basic website for some not so basic N scale items that are very
hard to find, made especially for the discriminating
N Scale Pennsylvania Railroad Modeler.
Take your PRR Passenger Coach modeling to the next level by building this signature Pennsy equipment to add to your roster.
The P70kR and P70gsR Variants, Streamlined Battery Boxes,
PRR Water Tank and Roof Vents
Click on the "Modernized P70 Modeling Tips" button for assembly instructions.
Scroll down to the bottom of this page for purchasing options or use the order form link above.
Fantastic photo and modeling credit goes to Doug Nelson for the P70kR shown below.
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The Acrylic laser etched car sides require the use of an
American Limited Models core kit, # 8040 (black) or 8030 (gray) without trucks.
The kits feature:
-Correctly contoured roof, floor, and detailed ends with separate doors
-The roof/end joint is cleaner than anything currently available
-Operating diaphragms, trucks, mounting screws and a metal weight
-Accessories including roof vents and stacks, brake reservoirs and valves, water
tanks, generator, 5 types of battery boxes, and 5 air conditioning systems all of
which can be easily positioned per the prototype
-Instructions to help recognize and place underframe components on the cars
During the 1930s and the early 1940s, the PRR modernized a portion of its successful P70 fleet. Most of these cars emerged from the shops with modern streamlined features
included arched roofs, full width diaphrams, and skirting. The P70gsR was first introduced in 1939, rebuilt with narrow windows. They immediately went into service on all coach Blue Ribbon trains like the "Trail Blazer"
. Late in 1941, 50 additional P70gsR coaches were built. While the floorplan remained unchanged, this second
(and last) order was built with large picture windows that improved the view for the patrons. The P70gsR was used into the 1960s.
P70gsR 1939 Narrow Window with Full and Partial Skirt
Late in 1941, 50 additional P70gsR coaches were built. While the floorplan remained unchanged, this second
(and last) order was built with large picture windows that improved the view for the patrons. The P70gsR was used into the 1960s.
P70gsR 1942 Picture Window with Full and Partial Skirt
During the 1930s and the early 1940s, the PRR modernized a portion of its successful P70 fleet. Most of these cars emerged from the shops with modern streamlined features
included arched roofs, full width diaphrams, and skirting. The P70kR was equipped for long distance travel and it saw service on the railroad's Blue Ribbon all coach trains. Records often show
solid coach consistsof P70kR on the "Jeffersonian", "The Trail Blazer", and the "East Wind". The P70kR was used into the 1960s.
P70kR
Modernized P70 Underbody Equipment
PRR Specific Water Tank is required as the incorrect Pullman water tank is included in the American Limited Models Kit
Modernized P70 Streamlined Battery Box, only needed if purchasing P70gsR and kR sides with partial skirts
If you are interested in purchasing any of the above items, please follow the instructions below.
All of the parts except for the car sides and trucks are made of resin and will require some trimming of flash and sanding to get a perfect fit. Wash parts with soapy water and paint,
then use ACC to install if appropriate. For true accuracy, use prototype photos for parts color and placement.
Being that this is not my day job, I might not be able to fill an order immediately if I'm out of stock and have to make make more parts or if I'm out of town and not physically able to ship. Please be patient, you will receive your order eventually.
I accept PayPal (just click the "Add to Shopping Cart" button underneath the item(s) you would like to purchase), Credit Card, Money Order, or check.
Item(s) are carefully packed and usually ship within 1-2 business days after payment has cleared and if the items are in stock. I will let you know if there is a back-order. All domestic items ship USPS Priority Mail. International packages ship via USPS International Priority Mail.
Total for shipping is $6.95 in the U.S. plus optional insurance and $35.95 plus optional insurance to ship anywhere else in this world.
Other shipping options are available during the PayPal checkout process.
Email me here or call 717-483-6125 with any questions.
Thanks.
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