One thing I have noticed a lack thereof, is 45 foot Fruehauf trailers smooth and ribbed that were representative of trailers found on TOFC to represent B&O trailer Jets. Unless there are some out there evading my eyes.
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I believe TrainSimulations has a few sets that have 45' trailers. All appear to be smooth side. The Chessie set, one of the UP sets, and the Rock Island set comes with classic 45' trailers. Haven't seen any ribbed trailers anywhere.Kyle
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I don't think anyone's brought this up, but this is something I would really like to see for ORTS.
Metroliners.
No, not the cab cars that Amtrak rebuilt (we have those already), but the original EMU's that came out of the Budd plant in the 60's. We have just about every piece of rolling stock that turned a wheel on the Northeast Corridor except for those.Kyle
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Do you mean these:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budd_Metroliner ???
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I have the Chessie set. I will have to take a look at the others. The Chessie set is a great set. Over here in Ohio on the now defunct Ohio division which I model you could always find what I mentioned. Even the short 28 foot ribbed side pup trailers. Perhaps this is a case for me to do some work. I have been meaning to get the other sets mentions.M. PayneComment







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