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    • SMR Rolling Stock
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    • Layout Changes in 2018
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  • Upcoming Events
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    • Railroad Company History
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  • Education
    • What is a Railroad?
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        • Track Laying
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Electric Locomotive Roster

In development

Seven model electric locomotives are presented in the following roster, representing Pennsylvania Railroad. Although PRR originally used a third rail to supply electric power to its trains entering New York City, all of its trains ultimately used pantographs to collect electric power.

The model Metroliner trainset, consisting of four cars, includes two coach cars, a parlor car and a snack bar/coach car. Note that the livery of these cars was never used in service.
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  • Visiting the Layout
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      • Railroad Signal Systems
      • Exchanging Locomotives
      • Servicing Locomotives
    • SMR Rolling Stock
      • Steam Locomotive Roster
      • Diesel Locomotive Roster
      • Electric Locomotive Roster
      • Railroad Car Roster
    • Layout Changes in 2018
    • Layout Changes in 2019
    • Layout Changes in 2020
    • Layout Changes in 2021
    • Layout Changes in 2022
    • Layout Changes in 2023
    • Layout Changes in 2024
  • Upcoming Events
  • News
  • About SMRC
    • SMRC Basic Structure
    • SMRC Operation
    • SMRC History
  • History
    • Railroad Company History
    • Locomotive History
    • Support Element History
  • Education
    • What is a Railroad?
    • Railroad Infrastructure
      • Trackage
        • Track
        • Track Laying
        • Track Configs
        • Roadbed Components
      • Operating Components
        • Stations
        • Yards
        • Comm/Control
    • Transport
    • Rolling Stock
      • Motive Power
        • Introduction
        • Pulling Power
        • Classification
        • Steam Power
        • Diesel-Electric
        • Electric
        • Other Power
        • Manufacturers
        • Famous Locos
        • Model Motive Power
      • Unpowered Cars
        • Introduction
        • Revenue Source
        • Passenger Cars
        • Famous Trains
        • Freight Cars
        • Car Construction
        • Manufacturers
        • Model Railroad Cars
      • Maintenance of Way
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        • Track Bed Maintenance
        • Track Geometry Maintenance
        • Tie & Rail Maintenance
        • Dealing with Nature
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        • Comm/Signal Maintenance
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