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six numbers are Rock Island, Bangor & Aroostook, MNS, Milwaukee Road, Sandersville, Texas Mexican Railway and undecorated. The price per car is $38.95. Also in stock is a Trinity 50- foot, Hi-cube boxcar decorated for TTX/FBOX. It comes with factory in- stalled Kadee No. 5 couplers, narrow style draft box, ASF 100-ton “Ride Con- trol” trucks, wire grab irons and brake rods, and accurate paint and lettering. The price is $29.95. Lastly, a Trinity 64- foot, TRINCool reefer is available deco- rated for Union Pacific/ARMN in 18 numbers. Features are precision micro- tooling, Kadee No. 156 Whisker cou- plers, 100-ton trucks, and numerous fine scale metal etchings and wire formed parts and brass rods, for $32.95.


O scale product news Sunset Models, Inc., 22 Beta Court, San Ramon, CA 94583; see the website www.3rdrail.com, is now taking reser- vations for its O54 three-rail and two- rail E7 A and B unit diesels. They fea- ture single Canon motor drive, ABS body with metal vent detailing, lighted cab interior with figures, coil couplers and replaceable fixed pilot. The retail price for the powered unit is $529.95 and for unpowered is $379.95. Road names are New York Central 1948 20th Century Limited, PRR Tuscan five stripe for Broadway Limited, Bal- timore & Ohio Columbian, Southern Pacific Daylight and Union Pacific.


Large scale product news Banta Model Works, 421 Hopkins Rd., Dummerston, VT 05301; www.bantamodelworks.com, has a number of F and G scale offerings in their line of structures. The Carpen- try/Blacksmith Shop comes as a laser- cut structure and looks scratchbuilt. No. 8125 sells for $135.00. The B&O Hotel also features laser-cut substruc- ture, strip wood outer shell and has signs and a bench included. No. 8131 sells for $145.00. A laser cut Crossing Shanty with signs and a coal bin. No. 8060 is priced at $95.00.


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