Con-Cor HO Scale MUmP54 Pennsylvania Keystone – Tuscan Red – Bride and Groom 2-Car Set (Powered #463 + Non-Powered #317)

The ultimate starter consist for Pennsylvania Railroad electric commuter operations — Con-Cor's MUmP54 "Bride and Groom" set pairs a powered coach with a non-powered trailer, giving you an instantly operational two-car MU set right out of the box. Car #463 is the powered unit, equipped with a working brass pantograph and the motor mechanism that pulls the consist. Car #317 is the matching non-powered trailer that rides behind it. Both cars are lettered in the PRR Keystone scheme in classic Tuscan Red with a black roof.

The MUmP54 fleet was built for the Pennsylvania Railroad from 1910 through the 1930s and formed the backbone of PRR's electrified Northeast Corridor commuter network around Philadelphia and New York. Many survived through the Penn Central and SEPTA eras into the early 1970s. Paint schemes are authenticated per PRR Historical Society reference materials.

This set is ideal for modelers looking to start or expand a PRR commuter layout. Add additional non-powered coaches and combines to build out a full multi-car consist.

• Scale: HO (1:87)
• Set Contents: 2 cars — Powered Coach #463 + Non-Powered Coach #317
• Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
• Lettering: Keystone
• Color: Tuscan Red / Black Roof
• Powered Car (#463): Motor mechanism with working brass pantograph — catenary-capable via interior PCB switch; grounding switch modeled on roof
• Non-Powered Car (#317): Trailer — no motor
• Lighting: Factory interior lighting on both cars — DC and DCC automatic
• Pilots: Photo-etched, factory mounted on both trucks
• Wheels: RP-25 metal wheelsets
• Couplers: Working knuckle couplers
• Underbody: Complete detail, many individual parts
• DCC: Ready with NMRA standard socket on powered unit PCB
• Item Number: 0001-094764
• Manufacturer: Con-Cor International

Compatible with standard HO scale DC and DCC systems. Expand the consist with additional Con-Cor MUmP54 non-powered coaches, combines, and baggage-mail cars.