BLI 10624 HO Scale G5 4-6-0 Pennsylvania PRR 5733 Pre-1940 Paragon4 DCC Era_2020s + The “Shakedown” version refers to

The “Shakedown” version refers to the early test and shakeout runs before the car’s competitive debut

this detailed structure adds the look of a bustling downtown block without taking up much space

homing torpedoes and nuclear depth charges

RP25 flange

BLI 10624 HO Scale G5 4-6-0 Pennsylvania PRR 5733 Pre-1940 Paragon4 DCC Era_2020s + The “Shakedown” version refers toBLI 10624 HO Scale G5 4 6 0 Pennsylvania PRR 5733 Pre 1940 Paragon4 DCC 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