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Blue Point TM Flex Link


Division of Proto Power West


Folding Drink and Tool holder


Locking tension adjustment


Universal Throttle Pockets TM hold corded and non-corded throttles


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Manual Throw using Flex


Link SystemTM


able. See your hobby dealer or the Coach Yard website for more informa- tion and prices. InterMountain Railway Co., P.O. Box


839, Longmont, CO 80502; www.inter- mountain-railway.com, has a second re- lease of its HO scale 89-foot Bi-level auto rack cars. Features are finely molded plastic details, etched metal de- tails, Kadee couplers, wire grab irons, interior decks visible through perforat- ed side panels, operating end doors and laser sharp painting and lettering. Four car numbers are available for the fol- lowing road names: Canadian National rack and flat car, Chicago & North Western, CP Rail rack and flat car, Florida East Coast rack and TTGX flat car, Union Pacific/Missouri Pacific rack and TTGX flat car, Soo Line rack and flat, D&RGW rack on TTGX flat car and Grand Trunk Western Rack and flat car. These cars retail for $68.95. Moloco, 193 Lakewood Dr., Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6K 1B3; website: www.molocotrains.com, has General American insulated boxcars in two ma- jor styles: one with 10′-6″ offset doors and the other with 10′-0″ centered doors. Features are choice of hand- brakes (Ajax, Champion, Equipco, Klasing, Miner or Universal), wire parts for all brake rods and air piping, choice of Keystone or Hydra-cushioned devices, and Kadee whisker style cou-


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