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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by jesionowski 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. [/quote] The Western Maryland, Union Pacific, and Santa Fe, for example, all had various classes of Consolidation. But they all have a certain overall look to them. Thats what the Spectrum 2-8-0 is. It looks like a consolidation of large consolidations. Some classes of UP, SP, NP have a similar look. There not so distinct that a generic composite model couldn't be made.
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