FEBRUARY 2017 - Click here to download February 2017 Micro-NewsN SCALE NEW RELEASESTrailer TrainNEW BODYSTYLE with NEW ASF RIDE CONTROL TRUCKS
RD#: DTTX 56606 / DTTX 56609These 70’ husky stack well cars are yellow with black lettering and red herald and run on ASF Ride Control trucks. Built in early 1992, the 56575-56774 series DTTX well car accepted containers up to 48’ in length in its bottom well position. The Husky-Stack® well car was first introduced in 1990 at the International Intermodal Expo in Atlanta, GA. AVAILABLE MID-MONTH
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#135 00 011...$27.90
Friendship Train Series - Car #1
This 10-1-2 heavyweight sleeper car was part of the 1947 Friendship Train that collected food donated by Americans in cities all across the U.S. to be shipped to the people of France and Italy who desperately needed help following the end of World War II. Without involvement of the government, the food was loaded, transported by rail and truck and shipped overseas for free, due to the generosity of the American people and their businesses. The box cars traveled through eleven states from Los Angeles to New York City before reaching its final European destination. #141 00 300...$26.95 CSX®RD#: CSXT 226680 / CSXT 226691These 2-bay covered hoppers are beige with black lettering and run on Barber Roller Bearing trucks. Built in 1970, this CSX class HC-41 cylindrical hopper was originally built for Western Maryland. After the formation of CSX, they were repainted and renumbered as series 226673-226720. Often used for grain commodities, these cars can still be seen across the rail network. #092 00 351...$27.40 **Door hardware shown is included but does not come installed.
Nasa Series - Car #6RD#: NLAX 4005This 50’ rib side box car with double doors and no roofwalk is blue with black door and runs on Barber Roller Bearing trucks. NLAX 4005 was the only boxcar used by NASA in Florida. Used to transport awkwardly sized or weather sensitive materials, this boxcar often contained parts for locomotive maintenance or components for large projects on the railroad. #030 00 300...$28.95 Milwaukee RoadRD#: 837This 70’ heavyweight baggage car is painted in the standard orange and maroon scheme common on Milwuakee passenger equipment. Built in 1893, this express baggage car was later upgraded from an all-wood construction to metal sheathing and equipped with a stove and oil lamps. This car also had the distinction of being one of the oldest express baggage cars on the Milwaukee roster when it was retired in the early 1950s. #147 00 120...$30.80 New HavenRD#: 5242This 80’ heavyweight diner car is green with white lettering and runs on 6-wheel passenger trucks. Built in 1930 this all-steel diner car seated forty two people in the dining area, and housed a storage area and kitchen at one end. In the 1940s these cars were upgraded with new interiors and trucks. #146 00 100...$29.95 FriscoRD#: TBBX 930924This 89’ bi-level open autorack is yellow with black lettering and runs on Barber Roller Bearing trucks. As one of the very first railroads to own multi-level auto flatcars, Frisco painted nearly all of their autoracks “Frisco” yellow with the black “coonskin” logo which served in this paint well into the 1980s. This bi-level rack was made with the option of being converted to a tri-level. #112 00 540...$29.95 Cotton Belt®RD#: SSW 84577This 89’ bi-level open autorack is brown with white lettering and runs on Barber Roller Bearing trucks. Built in the mid-1960s, this autorack had its Paragon-made rack removed and was converted back into a flatcar by the late 1970s. As a major manufacturer of bi and tri-level racks, Paragon would often receive the flatcar from the manufacturer and install the pre-manufactured rack at their plant. **Cotton Belt® is a registered trademark of the Union Pacific Railroad.
#112 00 550...$29.95 Donald J. Trump Presidential CarRD#: 2017This 40’ standard box car with plug door and no roofwalk is car #45 of a 45-car series representing each of the presidents of the United States. It bears the portrait of our 45th president, Donald J. Trump. The car comes with a commemorative pin replicated from this era with the campaign message of “Make America Great Again”.
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#074 00 145...$23.95 NOW AVAILABLE!
Shell Oil 4-packRD#: S.C.A.X. 622, 623, 625, 62739’ Single Dome Tank Car ** Pre-Orders were taken for this in September 2016
© Shell Oil Company 2017 #993 00 125…$119.95 Z SCALE NEW RELEASES
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Great Northern Circus Series - Car #1RD#: GN 18007This 40’ standard box car with single door is orange with dark green lettering and runs on Bettendorf trucks. In an effort to develop a new paint scheme, Great Northern decorated a number of box cars in different experimental paint schemes in 1956 and sent them across the GN network for feedback. Due to the bright and gaudy colors, this group of cars were dubbed the “Circus Cars”. #500 00 930...$25.95 Canadian NationalRD#: 10329/10332These 40’ wood reefers are green with yellow lettering and run on Bettendorf trucks. Built in 1915 and acquired by Canadian National in 1924, then renumbered in 1939, it was equipped with charcoal heaters in the London shops. Retired in 1960, this car was one of the last wood-sided reefers on the CN. #518 00 411...$26.95 Denver & Rio Grande Western®RD#: DRGW X-2905/X-2906These 39’ single dome tank cars are aluminum with black lettering and run on Bettendorf trucks. Built in 1919, these tank cars eventually reached retirement age from revenue service and were placed in a MOW capacity for the D&RGW. In this capacity, they carried a supply of potable water for track outfit gangs and were finally retired in the late 1970s. **DRGW® is a registered trademark of the Union Pacific Railroad.
#530 00 471...$23.50 Waddell CoalRD#: WDLX Rd#101/102These 33’ twin-bay hopper with rib sides are orange with bold white and black lettering and run on Bettendorf trucks. Built in the early 1920s, the Waddell Coal Mining Company used these cars to ship coal to loading docks along the line where the coal was distributed to local retailers. In 1951, Waddell leased a number of these O&W hoppers giving a few of them the “billboard hopper” paint scheme. #534 00 081...$24.90
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Trailer Train 4-packRD#: 56555, 56599, 56600, 5669370’ Well Car ** Pre-Orders were taken for this in September 2016
#994 00 100…$109.95 Z Container 2-Packs#761 00 260...ACL(2 pack)...$19.95 #761 00 270...Matson(2 pack)...$19.95 N SCALE MULTI-PACKS & SETS
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Linde Liquefied Gas 4-pack
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#993 01 570...$124.95
60’ Centerbeam Flat Car w/ ‘Opera Window’ Partition
#993 00 130…$89.95
83’ Lightweight Smoothside Sleeper Car
#994 00 102…$119.95
The long wait is over! The issues with the chassis we use for our SW1500 have been resolved and we are now in a position to order them again. Prices have increased due to cost increases to the outsourced chassis. We’ll be accepting orders for the locomotives and logging set listed on both sides of this insert through the end of February. Please be sure to place your order with your dealer before this pre-order window closes. Availability of each scheme will be subject to sufficient pre-orders.