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N scale product news Toy Train Heaven, P.O. Box 332, Montoursville, PA 17754, see the web- site
www.toytrainheaven.com,
has
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Kits available in HO, N & O Scales Downtown Deco 406-821-0181 Join us on Facebook!
Model Train Figures in a bulk kit with 400 figures in N scale. It is priced at $59.00. They also have 5,000 seated figures for $329.00 and 5,000 various scale figures with kids for $329.00. Athearn Trains, 1600 Forbes Way, Suite 120, Long Beach, CA 90810;
www.athearn.com, is now offering a fully-assembled, N scale, 40-foot milk car. The billboard-era car is packed in a new jewel box, has razor sharp paint- ing and lettering, screw mounted trucks for optimal tracking and McHenry N scale knuckle spring cou- plers. Road names in multiple num- bers are Brookside Fresh Milk, Bor- den’s, Dairymen’s League and Hood’s. The price per car is $19.98. Atlas Model Railroad, 378 Florence
www.evergreenscalemodels.com
Ave., Hillside, NJ 07205, see the web- site
www.atlasrr.com, has announced an N scale Alco S-2 switcher with ESU Loksound DCC. This locomotive comes with fine scale handrails, separately applied coupler cut levers, air hoses and piping; directional LED lighting, die-cast hood and chassis, dual fly- wheels and factory equipped AccuMate knuckle couplers. The sound option is only for the Gold Series. Road names in multiple numbers are Boston & Maine,
Canadian Pacific, Erie Lackawanna, Great Northern, Pennsylvania Rail- road, Santa Fe, and Southern. Silver Series standard units are priced at $119.95 and Gold Series with sound are $239.95. New paint schemes are now available for the N scale, ready-to- run, USRA single-sheathed, 50-ton, outside-braced boxcar.
It features
opening doors, Andrews trucks, Accu- Mate couplers, brake detail, detailed body, and simulated wood or steel doors. Road names in multiple num- bers are undecorated, Atlantic Coast Line,
Burlington Route, Newberry & Laurens, Columbia Erie, M-K-T,
Western Maryland, and Milwaukee Road. The price per car is $20.95 and undecorated is $16.95. An ACF 50-foot Precision Design boxcar comes with a detailed body, die-cast metal under- frame, separate brake system, Accu- Mate couplers and air reservoir. Road names in multiple numbers are undec- orated, Atlantic & Western, Canadian National, Conrail, BNSF and Chicago & North Western. Decorated cars are priced at $25.95 and undecorated is $19.95.
Deluxe Innovations, 140 Greenwood
Ave., Suite 2A, Midland Park, NJ 07432-1462,
www.deluxetrains.com, has announced new styles for its N scale industrial guardhouse and its drive-through shed. They will come in
Congratulations to all the folks at RMC on 80 great years of service to the hobby!!
McCabe Derelict Shay
Nothing lasts forever, and this Shay has seen better days. This kit includes the basic parts needed to create one ready for the scrap line. The instructions provide the steps of the basic assembly, and some suggestions for the final detailing. There are extra parts that can be used either on the loco or as some of the junk and clutter around the scene. The kit consists of injected styrene and metal MDC Shay parts,
laser-cut wood and styrene, and 20+ brass and white metal details #28310 #28311
HO HOn3
$ 69.95 $ 69.95
Note—It is not the intent of this kit to build a complete or operating Shay.
McCabe Crew Quarters
Using old railcars for other purposes is a standard practice around the logging lines. A place for the crew to rest was needed at the McCabe facility, and an old Pullman was acquired for that purpose. Lifting it off its trucks, removing the brake gear, and adding a couple of oil heaters was all that was needed. The kit consists of a plastic car body, laser-cut basswood and plywood, and brass & white metal detail castings. Overall footprint is a scale 95' x 15'.
#27498 HO $ 69.95 See our web site for more photos and info! 304-823-3729 10
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