Other large articulateds?

[Bucksco]

I was joking...... but man does not live by articulated alone......

[GN.2-6-8-0]

All the keystone articulateds are already made by non-brass manufacturers except for the PRR 0-8-8-0

As for articulateds I do believe only the CC-2 0-8-8-0 and the HC-1 2-8-8-0 were built in house for the Pennsy,all the others were rigid frame duplex locomotives.

[Steam Freak]

Hmmmmmm.....what could we do that has a Keystone on it?....

Heehee yah an S1 for Bachmann. Minimum radius = 60" 

[Doneldon]

Freak-

This isn't an artic. It's a rigid-frame duplex with doubled cylinders, each set driving two axles.

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[Steam Freak]

Hence the joke I made about having a minimum 60" radius

[john tricarico]

aaaaaaaahhhhhhhh  pennys big bad 1939 worlds fair attraction
damm that was one big mudda of a locomotive
still i would love to see it made in H.O. ready to run

[Steam Freak]

aaaaaaaahhhhhhhh  pennys big bad 1939 worlds fair attraction
damm that was one big mudda of a locomotive
still i would love to see it made in H.O. ready to run

I can see BLI or MTH making that one. Theres a good chance it will happen. MTH made one in O scale, so its likely that an HO one will eventually be made.

[GN.2-6-8-0]

aaaaaaaahhhhhhhh  pennys big bad 1939 worlds fair attraction
damm that was one big mudda of a locomotive
still i would love to see it made in H.O. ready to run

I can see BLI or MTH making that one. Theres a good chance it will happen. MTH made one in O scale, so its likely that an HO one will eventually be made.

And was MTHs 0 scale model built with the rigid frame i wonder! 

[RAM]

You can bet, if MTHs makes a HO scale model it will not have a rigid frame.

[Steam Freak]

You can bet, if MTHs makes a HO scale model it will not have a rigid frame.

Lol true statement. Will probably be optional like they had with the 4-12-2.

However if BLI makes one, it probably will have a rigid frame.

[Bucksco]

PRR - Standard Railroad of the World.......

[RAM]

 - 2-8-8-2 Norfolk & Western class Y3 borrowed by PRR during World War II.

[Steam Freak]

Anyways; getting back to the intent of the original post:

Yardmaster:  Would you be able to pass on the ideas to Mr Bachmann? Or whoever does engine design? Would love to see more types of Yellow Stones.

[Bucksco]

Don't worry the Bach man reads the forum everyday.

BTW....The PRR was the largest railroad by traffic and revenue in the U.S. for the first half of the twentieth century and was at one time the largest publicly traded corporation in the world

[ryeguyisme]

yes but I believe, the D&RGW and the Norfolk and Western RR had the most articulateds