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non-Pennsy Pacific in HO?!?!
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Excuse me but the SP, UP, and C&NW were very specific types of Pacific locomotives and an manufacturer would not do those as a specific plastic molding. The Athearn USRA pacific was found on many railroads and copies were made into the thrifties for many railroads. <br /> <br />Other Pacifics available were Athearn in the 1950's made the B&M P-4, you might still find these around although they were dropped from the line in the mid 60's and the early ones were rubberband drive. <br /> <br />Mantua also makes a Pacific and the Bowser/Cary boiler can be used on them for a USRA Heavy Pacific. As is it is almost a dead ringer for a B&O Pacific and with minor modifications can be used for a MP Pacific. <br /> <br />Life-Like used to have a Pacific and I remember an article making one into an NP version. <br /> <br />There are plenty of Pacifics available you just have to do a little work to adapt them to your prototype. <br /> <br />By the way I have 4 brass PRR K4s and one K2 Pacific[:D] <br /> <br />Rick
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