BLI 10633 HO Scale G5 4-6-0 Pennsylvania PRR 5741 As Appears Today Stealth DC Body B&O’s dense network in West

B&O’s dense network in West Virginia guaranteed they would be a major coal hauler

One of the dramatic design features is the narrow fuselage cross-section which is made possible by the tandem seating arrangement of Pilot and Gunner

and fine details such as those found within tank interiors

Torque Control® slipper clutch with large 32P gears

BLI 10633 HO Scale G5 4-6-0 Pennsylvania PRR 5741 As Appears Today Stealth DC Body B&O’s dense network in WestBLI 10633 HO Scale G5 4 6 0 Pennsylvania PRR 5741 As Appears Today Stealth DC The Pennsylvania Railroad G5 class was developed during the 1920s to meet the railroads growing demand for commuter passenger service. Designed by Mechanical Engineer William F. Kiesel Jr. and constructed at the PRRs Juniata Shops in Altoona, Pennsylvania, the G5 combined a modified E6s Atlantic boiler with a rugged 4 6 0 wheel arrangement tailored specifically for commuter