Box cab # 21. Passenger terminal switch engine with a steam generator.
Puget Sound & St. Paul freight colors.
Kitbashed from an MDC box cab.
Robert switches his Seattle terminal with this locomotive.

"SASQUATCH"
Puget Sound & St. Paul's named motor car used in the very popular "Sasquatch service" on Robert's rail road Seattle and Bellingham.
The Puget Sound & St. Paul built this car in 1920 from and combine, and named its motor cars with Native American terms.
Kitbashed from an MDC Pullman Palace car.

The Puget Sound needed a heavy switcher at the tideflats, but couldn't afford an 0-8-0.
They had several "Russian" decapods, so they took the pilot wheels off of one and replace the tender
with a smaller one from a wrecked 0-4-0. Note the repairs on the tender.
Kitbashed from a Bachmann "Russian" 2-10-0.

Steam car 112.
32' long shop built car. Used on the Puget Sound & St. Paul's train, "The Odyssey", from St. Paul to Aberdeen SD.
Kitbashed from an MDC box car floor and varnish roof. The remainder of the car was scratch built.

Robert's Tacoma Eastern and Milwaukee Road cars
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