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If you're not aware of this, you may refer to a two-page article about RDC's in Railroad Model Craftsman (July,2001 pgs 48-49). In that article they mentioned an RDC-9, described as a coach w/ but one engine, not two and without controls. Also, it described a B&O name train: "Daylight Speedliner", which was a three car consist including an RDC-2 with a kitchen and 24-seat dining section and a bar in front of 24 coach seats. It also mentions that some are still running in Cuba, at least at the time the article appeared, some as powered units and some as unpowered coaches. It didn't clarify whether powered RDCs pulled unpowered RDCs as trailers, or whether the unpowered units were pulled as coaches behind something else. The article is a short read but a good one.
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