Bachmann HO Scale Sound Value PCC Streetcar

Designed by a consortium of transit executives from across the United States, the PCC Streetcar (or Presidents Conference Committee car) was developed with the goal of improving reliability and cutting operating costs as competition from rubber-tired vehicles challenged the dominance of rail transit in the early-to-mid 20th century. The car was a technical success, delivering impeccable performance and reliability, and many remained in service for 50 years or more. Even today, PCC Streetcars continue to operate in daily service in cities such as San Francisco, San Diego, El Paso, Boston, and Philadelphia. Bachmann's HO scale PCC Streetcar is now updated for the digital era! Adjusted to sit at a lower, more prototypical height, our latest model features completely redesigned trucks, a range of user-controllable sound effects, and LED lighting, along with our revolutionary sparking trolley pole.

[@edmarra2740]

The sound of that bell takes me back to when my family lived on the 13 Route in Philly and someone was double-parked! Looks like I need to add another PTC car to my collection!

[@tracynation2820]

Super. Looks like my railroad needs another passenger hauler. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.

[@WesternOhioInterurbanHistory]

You need to make a varient that runs on overhead wire, for traction models.

[@briandavis7807]

They ran in Toronto until just a few years ago too and one is preserved and operated at the trolley museum in Rockwood, Ontario. So how about one in TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) livery as well? Looks like a gret new model.

[@Benthetrainkid]

Should've made the Pacific Electric PCC double ended

[@ethanarmitage5611]

Cool train layout video.

[@trips4leo]

Please do it for N scale too!

[@thegreenbeetledrewscott9608]

Looks like something I've seen at the Illinois Railway Museum

[@Christandbaseball]

I nice I will try to get one

[@katemoo9581]

Do a a a New Orleans one

[@Ih8kone]

These cars should also be equipped with air horns

[@hjvveight4074]

Weico models trams were best trams still many that were sold still in use on model railways they were made by gerry weight in Melbourne and were exact scale models took long time in making the masters he still has masters know this as he is my dad .

[@alv.bryxn__]

😍😍😍

[@Scrimjer]

No links?

[@joseglez7897]

Can bachmann make metrolink f125 and rotem cab cars

[@timstrainvideos142]

not a very good model. needs proper windows and interior, not stupid silhouettes! needs completely new tooling model in ho and n.

[@josephgavrilovich5916]

The windows r part of the 1950 astadik

[@dathpo]

Nice spark for a piece of junk.

[@tudrow6087]

These streetcars are a joke at best.