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!style="background:#011400;color:#FAC246"| Description
!style="background:#011400;color:#FAC246"| Description
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| "The Standard Railroad of the World"|| Keystone logo || The PRR prided itself on standardization and efficiency and adopted this as their motto. The PRR had certainly earned itself the title by becoming one of the most powerful railroads in the country and a pioneer of new railroad technology and practices.  
| "The Standard Railroad of the World"|| PRR's Keystone herald || The PRR prided itself on standardization and efficiency and adopted this as their motto. The PRR had certainly earned itself the title by becoming one of the most powerful railroads in the country and a pioneer of new railroad technology and practices.  
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| Penn Station was a masterpiece || New York Pennsylvania Station || Opened in 1910 as part of the PRR's project to connect directly to Manhattan via tunnels under the Hudson River. A massive station that some regarded as a masterpiece of the Beaux Arts-style. Unfortunately in 1963 the exterior and above ground floors of the station were demolished to make way for Madison Square Garden in what was considered a “monumental act of vandalism”.
| Penn Station was a masterpiece || New York Pennsylvania Station || Opened in 1910 as part of the PRR's project to connect directly to Manhattan via tunnels under the Hudson River. A massive station that some regarded as a masterpiece of the Beaux Arts-style. Unfortunately in 1963 the exterior and above ground floors of the station were demolished to make way for Madison Square Garden in what was considered a “monumental act of vandalism”.
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| Cabin car not Caboose || N6b Cabin Car || Unlike other North American railroads, the PRR had to be special and referred to the caboose as a cabin car.  
| Cabin car not Caboose || N6b Cabin Car || Unlike other North American railroads, the PRR had to be special and referred to the caboose as a cabin car.  
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| X29 Spam || X29 Boxcar || The PRR was known for building and purchasing massive fleets of rolling stock. One of these was the X29 boxcar with over 20,000 built. While not the largest class of PRR rolling stock, it was one of most ubiquitous freight cars of the late steam/transition era..  
| X29 Spam || X29 Boxcar || The PRR was known for building and purchasing massive fleets of rolling stock. One of these was the X29 boxcar with over 20,000 built. While not the largest class of PRR rolling stock, it was one of most ubiquitous freight cars of the late steam/transition era.
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| Autistic Obsession with Steam || Class S2 6-8-6 steam turbine || Placeholder
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| Horseshoe Curve || Horseshoe Curve National Landmark || Placeholder
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| J. Edgar Thomson || J. Edgar Thomson || Placeholder
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| GG1 || GG1 electric locomotive || Placeholder
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| Broadway Limited || Broadway Limited Drumhead || Placeholder
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| Spirit of Altoona 1361 || K4s #1361 || Placeholder
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| The Belpaire || Class H3 2-8-0 || Placeholder
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| Destine to Fail || Penn Central's herald || Placeholder
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| Containers before it was cool|| PRR DD1 containers || Placeholder
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| Raymond Loewy || Raymond Loewy || Placeholder
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| Making Bongs Seethe || T1 #5550 Project || Placeholder
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| Fat Ass Decapods || Class I1 2-10-0 "Hippos" || Placeholder
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| Slips away your profits || Class T1 4-4-4-4 Duplex || Placeholder
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| Centipedes || Baldwin DR-12-8-1500/2 "Centipedes" || Placeholder
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| Alexander J. Cassatt || Alexander J. Cassatt || Placeholder
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| Altoona Works || Altoona Works Erecting Shop || Placeholder
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| K4s Pacifics || Class K4s 4-6-0 Pacific || Placeholder
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| Rail Barons || Thomas A. Scott || Placeholder
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Revision as of 05:22, 5 December 2022

/PRR/
Standard Railroad of the World
PRR logo.png
/PRR/ - Pennsylvania Railroad
Founded April 13, 1846
Manager J. Edgar Thomson
Owner The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
IRL manager AkariAkaza
Team colors
Extra team colors
Chat color A81E21
Tuscan Red
Top scorer ()
Top assister ()
Captain TBD
Website /PRR/ - Pennsylvania Railroad
Nickname Pennsy
Historic performance
W D L TOTAL EFFICIENCY
0 0 0 0 0%
GF GA GD
0 0 0
Biggest win
TBD TBD icon.png – TBD icon.png TBD
Biggest defeat
TBD TBD icon.png – TBD icon.png TBD
First match
TBD TBD icon.png – TBD icon.png TBD
Team music
Anthem [// TBD]
Goal horn [// TBD]
Kits


A team devoted to the defunct Pennsylvania Railroad.

Roster

No. Position Player
1
  GK
"The Standard Railroad of the World"
2
  RB
Penn Station was a masterpiece
3
  CB
Electrification
4
  CB
Cabin car not Caboose
5
  LB
X-29 Spam
6
  DMF
Autistic Obsession with Steam
7
  CMF
Horseshoe Curve
8
  CMF
J. Edgar Thomson Captain
9
  AMF
GG1
10
  SS
Broadway Limited
11
  CF
Spirit of Altoona 1361
No. Position Player
12
  CB
The Belpaire
13
  CB
Destine to Fail
14
  CB
Containers before it was cool
15
  CB
Raymond Loewy
16
  RB
Making Bongs Seethe
17
  RB
Fat Ass Decapods
18
  LB
Slips away your profits
19
  LB
Centipedes
20
  DMF
Alexander J. Cassatt
21
  DMF
Altoona Works
22
  DMF
K4s Pacifics
23
  DMF
Rail Barons
Player Model Description
"The Standard Railroad of the World" PRR's Keystone herald The PRR prided itself on standardization and efficiency and adopted this as their motto. The PRR had certainly earned itself the title by becoming one of the most powerful railroads in the country and a pioneer of new railroad technology and practices.
Penn Station was a masterpiece New York Pennsylvania Station Opened in 1910 as part of the PRR's project to connect directly to Manhattan via tunnels under the Hudson River. A massive station that some regarded as a masterpiece of the Beaux Arts-style. Unfortunately in 1963 the exterior and above ground floors of the station were demolished to make way for Madison Square Garden in what was considered a “monumental act of vandalism”.
Electrification P5 Electric locomotives pulling a freight train From the 1910s to the 1930s the PRR electrified it's lines between Washington and New York City and between Philadelphia and Harrisburg. The PRR's electrified trackage consisted of almost half of America's total and was one of the few American railroads to run electrified freight service. Today the PRR's electrification project forms the core of the modern Northeast Corridor.
Cabin car not Caboose N6b Cabin Car Unlike other North American railroads, the PRR had to be special and referred to the caboose as a cabin car.
X29 Spam X29 Boxcar The PRR was known for building and purchasing massive fleets of rolling stock. One of these was the X29 boxcar with over 20,000 built. While not the largest class of PRR rolling stock, it was one of most ubiquitous freight cars of the late steam/transition era.
Autistic Obsession with Steam Class S2 6-8-6 steam turbine Placeholder
Horseshoe Curve Horseshoe Curve National Landmark Placeholder
J. Edgar Thomson J. Edgar Thomson Placeholder
GG1 GG1 electric locomotive Placeholder
Broadway Limited Broadway Limited Drumhead Placeholder
Spirit of Altoona 1361 K4s #1361 Placeholder
The Belpaire Class H3 2-8-0 Placeholder
Destine to Fail Penn Central's herald Placeholder
Containers before it was cool PRR DD1 containers Placeholder
Raymond Loewy Raymond Loewy Placeholder
Making Bongs Seethe T1 #5550 Project Placeholder
Fat Ass Decapods Class I1 2-10-0 "Hippos" Placeholder
Slips away your profits Class T1 4-4-4-4 Duplex Placeholder
Centipedes Baldwin DR-12-8-1500/2 "Centipedes" Placeholder
Alexander J. Cassatt Alexander J. Cassatt Placeholder
Altoona Works Altoona Works Erecting Shop Placeholder
K4s Pacifics Class K4s 4-6-0 Pacific Placeholder
Rail Barons Thomas A. Scott Placeholder

Exports and Aesthetics

Latest

  • Tactical Export:
  • Aesthetics Export:
  • Music Export:
  • Pastebin:

Player Stats

Scoring

Player Name Total Goals Total Assists


Goalkeeping

Player Name Total Saves


Music

Anthems Please refer to the export

  • Anthem : TBD
  • Victory Anthem : TBD


Goal Horns

  • Standard Goal Horn: TBD

Match History

Date Opponent Competition Result Scorers
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