cool wow!!!

Great Model! Im also near NY.

very very nice I used to ride these every day looks great!!

thanks, Spencer. The plates on the windows are just an alternative technique I tried. Obvs there are more options with smaller parts and I needed some odd width/angles on my windows both here and with my Streetcars. I am happy with the results - though one could argue it has appearance drawbacks.

Jonathan, your work is some of the most inspiring City style work on MOCPages. It's nice to see something new from you. This is really amazing. Fantastic details all around. Regards, Eric.

Very nice with the roof slopes. Good to see you posting again. What is the reasoning for using clear plates for the the side windows?

This looks great, I really like how the ends are done. Seeing the PATH train really brings back memories -- way back when I lived in Jersey City used to commute on it every day.

Very Cool. I liked seeing how you did the construction. Ahh the PATH, know it all to well. "Port Authority Trans Hudson". Keep up the great work!

ah, you are absolutely correct! I was confusing the Jersey City Light Rail. PATH is Port Authority. Thanks for pointing this out - and, thanks for checking out my MOC's!

Looks great! But the PATH isn't under NJT...

Simply Fantastic. I love trains in 8-wide, it's a much better scale than the usual lego 6-wide. I love your attention to detail right down to the wooden sleepers. Great work!

Wow, it really looks great! I like it! Greets, Jelle

Very nicely done! I love all the detail with the half stud offsets and tiles. Keep it up!

Love the doors and undercarriage! Looks great!

Hi Jonathan. WOW!!! Great job. I love the detail - it really looks great. It makes me want to try to build a train car myself. Please keep up the great work. I look forward to seeing more of your great talent.

this is awesome!...i just looked at what you did in the past years,your city,talent,patience eye capture,style...AWESOME!..ok? it s ...wonderous! your city...? jaw dropping!...ok? i bow to your talent!

Looks really good for "a boxy prototype". I hope that when I start building trains for my kids that they look half as good as this.