Pennsylvania RR X29 Railway Express Agency Boxcar
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- Pennsylvania RR X29 Railway Express Agency Boxcar by timmuir
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This archive contains add-on shapes, aces, a loaded and an empty .wag file only. YOU MUST HAVE "PRR_X29_Boxcar_Set_1" INSTALLED IN YOUR TRAINSET FOR THESE FILES TO WORK!
Between 1924 and 1934, the Pennsylvania Railroad purchased or built over 30,000 of the X29 class of box cars. The X29 became the most numerous freight car of the late Steam/Transition Era. These cars appeared in every corner of the US and Canada. The Pennsylvania Railroad had more X29s than some railroads had total rolling stock! In 1939, there were 39,000 X29s on the PRR roster. By 1953, there were still 23,000 in service.
The X29 is shorter in height than other boxcars of its day, designed this way in order to navigate the tunnels into New York City. As it turned out, the tunnels were inappropriate for freight service, so the cars rarely saw that duty.
The REA cars were equipped with steam and signal lines, marker light brackets and associated safety appliances to operate with passenger trains.
For more information on these cars, visit the web page devoted to them at:
http://prr.railfan.n....html?class=X29
Original File Name = PRR_x29_REA_ADDon.zip
Between 1924 and 1934, the Pennsylvania Railroad purchased or built over 30,000 of the X29 class of box cars. The X29 became the most numerous freight car of the late Steam/Transition Era. These cars appeared in every corner of the US and Canada. The Pennsylvania Railroad had more X29s than some railroads had total rolling stock! In 1939, there were 39,000 X29s on the PRR roster. By 1953, there were still 23,000 in service.
The X29 is shorter in height than other boxcars of its day, designed this way in order to navigate the tunnels into New York City. As it turned out, the tunnels were inappropriate for freight service, so the cars rarely saw that duty.
The REA cars were equipped with steam and signal lines, marker light brackets and associated safety appliances to operate with passenger trains.
For more information on these cars, visit the web page devoted to them at:
http://prr.railfan.n....html?class=X29
Original File Name = PRR_x29_REA_ADDon.zip
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