Models of the Long Island P-54 Commuter Cars
Repainted in Goodfellow Gray in the mid 1950’s
Dashing Dan logos were starting to be added in February of 1959
Originally designed to run behind steam engines, they also ran behind
electric and diesel locomotives

The Goodfellow paint scheme started to be phased in during the late
1950’s. Some of the remaining P-54 Steam Era cars re-shopped during
this period got the Goodfellow dark gray paint, along with the Dashing Dan
logo for use on Long Island branch lines that were using diesel power and
non-electrified.

Features:

• Highly detailed car bodies, with separate wire handrails, and full interior details
• Complete with factory installed.interior lighting that works automatically in either “DC” or “DCC” mode
• Accurate paint and printing to match authentic railroad colors.
• Complete under-body details (14 individual parts)
• Operates comfortably on 18 inch radius curves
• Super Detailed trucks,with very free rolling RP-25 metal wheels, and working knuckle couplers.