18: Here is the action in Lebanon with EC-11 holding the
main while SE-32 takes the siding.Lebanon is home to several
rail customers including Lebanon Lumber and Coal which is
on the left.
Most of the buildings are kitbashed from Ameritown, Design
Preservation Models, Korber and Lionel kits. The Furnace Hill
coal mine, mine office and supply building, some factories and
all of the yard service structure except the engine houses are
scratchbuilt.
Signal bridges are old Plasticville kits from the 50s with PRR-
style signal heads added. I used three of the Plasticville kits to
kitbash the four-track signal bridge at Kitt Point on Horseshoe
Curve. I used Walther’s Cornerstone buildings for most of the
signal towers and passenger stations, and built most of the
freight houses using Design Preservation Models parts.
In order to increase the Pennsy look, all structures owned by
the railroad are painted in authentic PRR station colors (called
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