The Story Of: The Pennsy S1 "The Pride of Pennsylvania"

Hey folks! Stepping away from the Blue Ridge Mountains, we take a short look at the famed Pennsylvania Railroad S1, Number 6100. If you wanna see more locomotive stories outside the N&W, let me know!
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[@matthewpowell2429]

I've always liked this engine. It's ranked as my second favorite steam engine in the world. Also, in a movie series I'm making that takes place in an alternate reality, my main character actually saves this engine and displays it at his museum.

[@Ambitious_Scripter]

I like the unstreamlined design of the PRR S-1, but I do not like how the tender is designed for the unstreamlined version. Such as the gap between the 2 walls of the coal holder of the tender.

[@DovregubbenProductions-vn3vy]

What do you mean ”unstreamlined S1”? I couldn’t find a single picture of an unstreamlined S1.

[@Ambitious_Scripter]

@@DovregubbenProductions-vn3vy There's a version of it in Train Simulator, it doesn't have the side skirts that cover the wheels halfway.

[@DovregubbenProductions-vn3vy]

@@Ambitious_Scripter Link?

[@russellgxy2905]

I know exactly you mean and that was probably made for the same reason the skirting was removed

[@Pennsy6755m1b]

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