Nice find Cole! Those are definitely several of the missing PRR interiors. Some of the notation looks like it may have been added later. I have not had the chance to really examine them closely. Chuck

All, It’s possible these are close to the interior? Note the Pennsy hoppers on the left of the Cupola Photo. I Googled these a few weeks back and can’t recall where they came from.

The following photos have been uploaded to the Snow Plows album of the PRRPro@groups.io group. 84636A21-2121-4975-BB15-A116EDF80FEA.jpeg 931966AF-9CBA-4E72-8682-F2A9B7C457A4.jpeg By: Douglas Nelson <d

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I uploaded the two double-track plow photos from Pennsy Power III to the “Snowplow” folder in the group photo section. Doug Nelson.

Doug, The plan for now is not to. The single track plow may get one... still trying to decide. I can only see the horn in a very few pictures, but that may be because of the angle of the photo. I woul

Cole and group: On page 424 of Staufer’s Pennsy Power III, there is a photo of double-tack plow #497799 that appears to show no air horn (though it could be hidden). One the same page is a 3/4 rear ph

Nice collection Bruce, looking good.

Folks, Some of you are off to great starts! I'm getting "my ducks in a row". Here is what I am planning to do for this project: Overland HO scale single track Russel - since this is a factory painted

Hi Chuck, Folks, Sadly, I agree that there is no sign of these images in the Hagley archives. I got these from Al Buchan many years ago. I too was hoping for rear and interior photos. Regards, Bruce B

Looks great, Cole Rich Christie

Excellent work, Doug Rich Christie

Thanks Bruce, I would add that these photos are all PRR images, almost certainly taken after delivery from the builder (so not properly "builder's" photos), probably before the equipment was placed in

Good morning, I have posted 5 builder's photos of the PRR single and double track Russell plows to the files section in the folder "Snow Plows". Regards, Bruce Bruce Smith Auburn, AL From: PRRPro@grou

Doug, list, I think the small rear facing air horn, mounted tight to the roof just behind the cupola was PRR standard for both the single and double track plows. On double track units, a horn can be s

Doug, do you mind me asking which roof shot you are referencing? Bruce had shared those builder photos that I have been trying to find more of, but with no luck.

Hi Chuck: Yes, I was following the prototype photos. Another question is an air horn. I have seen some other Russell snowplows, including some PRR single track plows, with one smokejack and an air hor

Very nice Doug! I notice you included the second (forward) smoke jack. This seems to be a PRR specific feature, they are not seen on other railroad's plows of this type. (This is a detail that needs t

For MOW gray, I have some Badger Accuflex Southern Pacific Letter Gray that I will test. It looks like a pretty good match. It is an old bottle, but still seems in good condition. I also decided to mo

Cole, For MOW battleship grey, I like D&H grey. It looks like newly applied paint to me and can be faded with a little white for an older paint. Regards, Bruce Smith Auburn, AL From: PRRPro@groups.io

Will tack my progress onto this thread as well… Started prep on my CMR Double Plow in HO today. My kit came with the supports still attached. This is a necessary evil for this sort of product…but it c