Pennsylvania Railroad B60b Baggage Car
The PRR’s B60b baggage car wasn’t the biggest or most prestigious car out there, but at least there are a lot of commercial models around of it, and also I could go get some references off one parked in South Philly.
Modified with arched roofs from previous B60 baggage cars, these could be seen throughout the PRR system, as well as on affiliated roads in different paint schemes. Some carried only baggage, while others hauled mail and express freight at the head end of passenger trains or dedicated fast mail trains.
This one is set up almost identically to my Express Boxcar, owing to the fact that they served almost identical purposes. Multiple compartments are provided for less-than-carload freight.
(someone please bribe urbangames into adding a universal station which can handle passengers and freight)
Stats for nerds:
Introduced: 1925
Max. Speed: 112 MPH (180 KM/h)
Capacity: 72/4 = 18, (divided into 6 compartments of 3 each)
Weight: 44 tons (40 Tonnes)
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