Would this fit here?
A fictional boxcab I drew up based on the main chassis of a Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 and a body from some cabooses (cabeese?) lettered for a fictional railroad I'm thinking up. Heavily inspired by the works from this site.
Here are a few “One of a Kind” locomotives I found.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Athearn-HO-Penn-Central-Kitbashed-Dash-SD-Dual-Cab-Diesel-Locomotive-1-Of-A-Kind/333827242788?hash=item4db9a77b24:g:YdgAAOSwLYVf0SPp
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Athearn-HO-Delaware-Hudson-Custom-Kitbashed-C-Liner-Dash9-Diesel-Locomotive/233833963429?hash=item3671971fa5:g:6ckAAOSwudRf5NaJ
https://www.ebay.com/itm/HO-Scale-Custom-Built-Painted-Baby-Face-A-Unit-Diesel-Locomotive-Engine-Tested/333827660253?hash=item4db9add9dd:g:Cc8AAOSwtDNfyBrY
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Athearn-HO-Chessie-System-PA1-Dual-Cab-Kitbashed-Electric-Locomotive-1-Of-A-Kind/333827153827?hash=item4db9a61fa3:g:xAQAAOSwx8NfpZcJ
How could the ICE 1 and X2000 demo trains operate on the Amtrak NEC when they operate at 15 kV 16.7 Hz AC and 25 kV 50 Hz AC and the NEC uses 25 kV at 60 Hz AC, 12.5 kV at 60 Hz AC, and 12 kV at 25 Hz AC?
Which is better? The Langley Miniatures Fairlie of The Backwoods Miniatures Fairlie?
The Langley Double Fairlie is £138.65 and is white metal.
The Backwoods Double Fairlie is £110 and is brass.
I have no experience with brass, so I’m thinking about going with the Langley Miniatures Fairlie.
Ted Polet has said some of the Langley kits are poorer quality than today’s standards.
I’m on the fence about the subject, so I want some outside help.