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pleted a sequence of releases of the cars and locomotives necessary to make up the consist of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad’s El Capitan high lev- el streamlined passenger train. This re- lease is composed of eight passenger cars, plus appropriate EMD F-units for motive power. Walthers’ selection of cars will provide the modeler with all of the car types necessary to assemble a correct passenger train consist for the ATSF High Level El Capitan. The Chicago to Los Angeles El Capi-
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Santa Fe El Capitanpassenger train: HO scale
Mfd. by Wm. K. Walthers, Inc., 5601 West Florist Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53218;
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William K. Walthers recently com-
tan, one of the premier name trains of the Santa Fe, was launched as a coach- only counterpart to the all-Pullman Super Chief. The version represented here was launched in July of 1956 with an all-new consist composed of low lev- el
non-revenue cars accompanying
high level chair, lounge and dining cars. Internet research indicates that these inaugural trains consisted of three non-revenue cars: baggage and transition dormitory cars and nine high level cars, and were shown in the
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