load and McHenry scale knuckle cou- plers. Six road numbers are available for the following road names: Balti- more & Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Illinois Central and Rock Island. The price per car is $19.98 and a six pack is $119.98. Twin Whistle Sign & Kit Co., 31 Turnberry
Dr.,
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Arden, NC 28704;
www.twinwhistle.com, has released its HO scale version of an Old Fashioned Gas Station. It features a laser-cut basswood body and laser-cut doors and windows, plus assorted metal and resin castings. The price is $34.95. Kanamodel Products, Box 57585- 1031 Brunette Ave., Coquitlam, B.C. Canada V3K 6S8 or in the U.S. at 375 Bean Hill Rd., Belmont, NH 03220;
www.kanamodel.com; now has its HO scale structure kit of the Canadian Pa- cific/E&N/Comox Logging interlocking tower. Based on a prototype found in Ladysmith B.C., it is typical of many small interlocking towers in North America. This size tower could handle up to twelve levers. See your hobby dealer or the website for more informa- tion and prices. Rapido Trains, Inc., 445 Edgeley
Blvd., Unit 1, Concord, Ontario, Canada L4K 4G1;
www.rapidotrains.com, has new paint schemes for its HO scale Bombardier LRC locomotives.
The
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ready-to-run LRC units, LRC coach and LRC VIA 1 car feature a high level of detail. These locomotives and cars are also available decorated for Amtrak. Also available is a special run of three specially named VIA Rail Canada Park series, three bedroom, 1 drawing room dome-lounge-sleepers. These three cars are named for Canadian national parks: Banff Park, Evageline Park and Yoho Park. The cars feature realistic stainless steel finish, tinted windows with window blinds, operating interior lights, and fully decorated interiors. The
cars retail for $105.00 each. In addition, Rapido is offering a new run of Canadi- an Pacific wide-vision cabooses in HO scale. They come with a detailed under- body including all separate air and brake piping; Barber Bettendorf ca- boose trucks with in-line brake shoes, interior handrails and opening windows in cupola, see-through metal end plat- forms and full end detail including un- coupling levers. Other paint schemes are CB&Q, Conrail, CP, CP Engineering Services, D&H, D&RGW, Essex Termi- nal, New Brunswick Southern and un- decorated. See your dealer or the web- site for prices. Kato U.S.A., Inc., 100 Remington
Rd., Schaumburg, IL 60173; website:
www.katousa.com, has introduced its HO scale EMD SD80MAC. It comes DCC friendly with an 8-pin plug, direc- tional headlights with lighted ditch lights, five-pole motor with dual brass flywheels, road name specific headlight placement, all wheel electrical pickup and prototype specific detail parts. Road names are CSX, Norfolk South- ern and Conrail. The price per unit is $195.00. William K. Walthers, Inc., 5601 West
Florist Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53218;
www.walthers.com, has introduced its Union Pacific City series, 85-foot, ACF observation dome lounge in the WalthersProto series. The cars feature train-specific drumheads and factory installed grab irons, accurate window tinting,
optional factory installed
d.c./DCC LED interior lighting, metal wheelsets and Proto Max metal knuck- le couplers. The car is for the trains City of St. Louis, City of Portland, City of Los Angeles and the Challenger. The standard cars (no lighting) are priced at $79.98 and the lighted cars are $89.98. There is a WalthersProto dome car interior LED lighting kit priced at
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