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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Pennsylvania Railroad S1. I stood on the platform and saw it coming from the distance at miles per hour. Notable features were a shorter, blunter nose and minimal lateral skirting making the machinery more accessible. Many obstacles, like some of the third rail guards, had to be temporarily removed and other obstacles were passed at a crawl to reach the fairgrounds. Due to its gigantic size, S1 had to turn on Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad 's wye at Chicago before going eastbound and was unable to go through the lb switch No. Chat with your fellow Trainz enthusiasts and join the ever growing community at our forums. The design flaws of the S1 led to only one example being produced.

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This left the two sets of four duplex driving wheels susceptible to wheel slippage. T1 Prototype Series Locomotives and with individual details.

Pennsylvania Railroad class S1

Wayne division records a trip to Chicago on S1 engine at 8: If you know the blue, white and chrome livery of Air Force One, or have filled up at a Shell in the last few decades then you know the design work of Raymond Loewy. Johnsonn Baldwin William Winterwood H. The lack of curve compatibility led to the S1 not being used for its intended long-distance express service. The streamlined Art Deco styled shrouding of the locomotive was designed by Raymond Loewy[1] [2] a design concept based on his earlier streamlining design for PRR K4s infor which he received U.

PRR preferred and asked Baldwin to consider a passenger version with 80" drivers and a freight version with 72" drivers. Unlike her duplexes sisters, PRR S1 didn't install any Poppet Valve Gear, even though it was proposed to install Franklin Type A rotary cam poppet valve gear when she was already under construction, but such proposal was rejected due to technical difficulties in E2b E3c E3b E A pair of prototype T1 Class locomotives was delivered to the PRR in sporting a distinctive, Loewy styled exterior that featured a long angled nose, lateral skirting and a shrouded pilot with 'buick style' portholes.

It was assigned to the Fort Wayne Division and based at the Crestline engine-house. Views Read Edit View history.

By the time the plans were finalized and approved it had evolved into a Mobile - View All. Pr than half of its weight was being carried by the massive six-wheel pilot leading and trailing trucks instead of the drivers.

In Pennsylvania Railroad achieved a measure of success with its experimental Trrainz Class duplex express passenger engine though it's extreme length limited it's practicality. As early as Junethe management of Pennsylvania Railroad decided to build a new passenger locomotive to replace its aging K4s locomotives.

S1 was lrr facing backward by smaller freight engines like PRR Ils and took a round-about route to the fair site. This article has multiple issues. As one of the most important exhibits of the World's Fair, S1 was used by the PRR for various publicity purposes; her image was featured in calendars, stamps, advertisements, brochures, puzzles, etc.

The S1 was completed on January 31,at Altoona shop, and was numbered Retrieved from " https: Get tips for how to make your Trainz experience better, join content creators around the globe and gain access to a vast pool of information.

Please help improve it or discuss these ss1 on the talk page. The production series was delivered with a revised exterior styling for increased practicality.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. It was expected to be returned in service after a few days. The streamlining designer of the train Raymond Loewy himself wrote in Greater size and power meant stronger, heavier reciprocating machinery; increasing the destructive forces rtainz weight imbalance and of pulsing thrust upon railroad plant.

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Pennsylvania Railroad class S1 - Wikipedia

Baldwin presented several and designs made for other railroads. The S1 was displayed at the New York World's Fair of —40 with the lettering "American Railroads" rather than "Pennsylvania Railroad"as 27 eastern railroads had one combined acre 6. Prr would lead the team contracted to restyle the Pennsy's passenger equipment and devise the theme for its own 'Fleet of Modernism' for use on its flagship 'The Broadway Limited' and other blue ribbon services.

Flowing, aerodynamic appearance was characteristic of the streamline style, and brought a sleek, speedy and futuristic look to the railroads.

The six-wheel leading and trailing trucks were added, as the locomotive was too heavy for four-wheel units. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.