I'm not having any problem seening the pic or the site. Here is a google translation of the site https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=http://rixke.tassignon.be/spip.php%3Farticle51&prev=search
I looked through a couple PRR truck sites and did not see the match. However, welcome to the forum. First post in 9 years? In this country we would say "Don't be such a stranger'
Henry
COB Potomac & Northern
Shenandoah Valley
Doesn;t open on the actual site, either, only the picture of the cars shows.
However, if you use Google image search for the file name, you can see the picture.
Looks closest to a 2D-P6 to 2D-P8, if they had a coil spring for the bolster instead of an elliptical. Maybe it's one of those that is missing a picture from the other web page linked above.
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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Still no,
Ed
I'll do an other test
http://rixke.tassignon.be/local/cache-vignettes/L340xH396/049-eb6de.jpg
jean-francois,
The picture isn't opening in Safari or Firefox.
Hi Ed,
they are indeed passenger Truck.
For the picture, it's the second one from the bottom on this photo
Hope this will help in the search
2.4 meters is about 8 feet. I don't think there were any freight trucks with that wheelbase--it does look like a passenger truck then.
And that's where it stops.
Can you post a picture?
If the "Pennsylvania" refers to the Pennsylvania Railroad, you might find an answer here:
http://varnish.pennsyrr.com/PRRTrucks/DGS_PRR_PTrucks.htm
Hi there,
greetings from Belgium.
I'm trying to find some good information on the "pennsylvania modified" type of truck.They were present on some of the belgian railway car and i need to create one in 3D
The are the type with 3 heavy spring between the two axlesweight was +/- 4.8 tons and a distance of 2.4m between the two axles
regards
jean-francois