Elvas Tower: MARYLAND & PENNSYLVANIA RR Cabin Car No.2006 - Elvas Tower

MARYLAND & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD No.2006
EX-PENNSYLVANIA RR FOUR-WHEEL CABIN CAR with "Smoking Stove"
CLASS Nd
Built in Train Sim Modeler Pro
Artwork done in Paint Shop Pro 7.2
Many textures, especially those for weathering and effects are from Textures.com.

No. 2006 Old No.: PRR 476582 Built: April, 1910 In Service: March, 1937
NOTES:
PRR Class ND.
Cost $275.00 plus expenses for painting, locks, etc.
Sold to Lynford Swearer and delivered to Strasburg Railroad in 1959.
At Strasburg RR car was numbered C-2, and later 11. Sold to C. F. Caldwell in 1972.
Restored to PRR livery, numbered 47682, and put on display at the Western Maryland depot at New Oxford, PA. -- from M&PA Historical Soc.

The Nd cabin cars were built in the PRR shops at Altoona, Pennsylvania. They had steel underframes with a steel foundation frame for the cupola. The timber sides were tied together with iron "carlines" on both the carbody and cupola, forming support for the roofs. Roofs were ship-lapped boards covered with canvas and painted.

Full interior with a view (5-key) from the "crows' nest", but lacking details and effects. Maybe later I'll return at a later date to add these things.

Key Q opens two of the windows "downstairs". Shift-Q opens two of the cupola windows.

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TWM
1-10-23