Always have to check your workshop before starting a new game of TF2, and this is exactly why! Thank you once again for expanding my roster of PRR engines to play with!

Nd4spd1919 yes i know, but These Model ist very outdatet. Its a tpf 1 conversion.

@Rzor85 there's already a T1 available in the Workshop. It isn't the best model, but locomotives that aren't in game IMO are a better priority.

Please bring us the prr t1

Man, you knocked it out of the park again!

The J1 and Q2 would be really neat, but I'm hoping for some smaller steam sometime, like a B6 or a D16.

Great job!

You are doing such an amazing work! Your models made me interested in US railroads and are always installed for any game I'm starting. Especially with Neighbour Kid's NYC mods, making them run side by side is lots of fun. (and I so hope that you will do a T1 or S1 in the future, because... the one we have is REALLY outdated). Whatever your next project ends up being, I already know that I will love it. I wish you lots of luck, fun and success in your modelling carreer.

Oh man can't wait for the Pennsy J1, that locomotive has a history on the PRR, and basically the Pennsylvania Railroad borrowed another railroads locomotive and copy the design, it was decided that they leased a Chesapeake & Ohio T1 2-10-4 texas built by the Lima locomotive works, and used the C&O's T1 as the basis for their new engine and the end result turned to be the Pennsy J1 that was constructed by the railroads Altoona works in 1942 and 1943 during the second WWII.

J1 is certainly a possibility, but I have a few other projects in progress first.

Another amazing PRR mod with very good quality and attention de details, well done !

Now we have a complete range of small / medium / large locomotives, it could be amazing to finally have the true powerhouses the PRR is known for.
J1s and Q2s class could be perfect top tier steam engines for the heaviest freight trains in late game.
Currently we could only rely on UP Bigboys and UP Challengers to do this job. Having some east-coast powerhouses could be great.

Have you planned to make these types of engines to complete your PRR collection ?

I will.

@Call me
It's a work in progress mod by a friend. Watch for it to appear on the workshop in the near future!

do you know what the loading asset is for the 5th slide

The 6755 is one the last member of it's class and now it's on display the Pennsylvania railroad museum of strasburg PA.

Wow! that's a really big engine.

Your PRR engines are fantastic

Oh boy, here she is