names in six numbers each. Features are etched metal roofwalks, sharp painting and Micro-Trains trucks and couplers. Road names are Burlington Northern, Canadian National/Illinois Central; AGP, Cargill, Norfolk & West- ern, SCL, ATSF Q and West bend. These cars retail for $22.95. An R-70- 20 refrigerator car comes in multiple schemes. It comes with etched metal details, wire details and Micro-Trains trucks and couplers. New road names are BNSF in BN yellow; SPFE in white/orange; UPFE in yellow and Great Northern WFCX with the large GN goat. These cars are priced at $22.95.


Trainworx, P.O. Box 127, Delta, CO


81416, now has an N scale Pullman Standard 85-foot flat car in six num- bers. It sells for $28.95. Companion 40- foot trailers decorated for Coast Line, Illinois Central Gulf, The Milwaukee Road (two schemes) and The Missouri Pacific Lines (two schemes). These con- tainers are priced at $15.95. DP Model Train Products, Elkridge,


MD; trainman195@gmail.com, has sev- eral nicely done N scale details in stock. No. 2202 are Tie Stacks for $5.99; Gondola Junk Load for $6.99; Dumpsters for $5.99; Crates for $6.99; Pipe Loads for $5.99 and Cut Stone on Pallets for $6.99. Athearn Trains, 1600 Forbes Way,


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