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In lugnet.events.brickfest, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> The Super Chief is a *train*, not a locomotive, so you'll never ever ever
> ever hear me calling that set anything like SFSC.
>
> Once the cars referred to become available, we'll have lots of Super Chief
> models out there.. they will consist of several copies of the locomotive
> followed by several copies of the cars. That's a train. Locomotives AND cars.
Out of curiosity, what was the_most_common configuration of the SFSC? How
many cars of each type? How many B-units, if more than one?
Pedro
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In lugnet.trains, Pedro Silva writes:
> Out of curiosity, what was the_most_common configuration of the SFSC? How
> many cars of each type? How many B-units, if more than one?
Pedro-
It would depend on which time frame you wanted, and the fact that there were
other routes besides the most famous Chicago to LA one that used different
configs. Here is a helpful link somebody posted a while back about the Super
Chief:
http://www.midwestnpioneer.org/timetable/fallenflags/superchief.html
-John
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