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ing) and 85-foot P-S Vista series obser- vation lounge ($79.98 standard and $89.98 with lighting). Many new road names are now available for the Walthers 40-foot, steel meat refrigera- tor car. This car comes fully assembled with correct 33-inch metal wheel-sets and ProtoMAX metal knuckle couplers. These cars retail for $24.98 each. An- other car with additional road names is the 50-foot, two-bay Airslide covered hopper. It was used to haul sugar, flour and light powdered materials. The car comes with 33-inch turned metal wheels and ProtoMax metal knuckle couplers. Road names are Burlington Northern, Rock Island, Great Northern and ADM. The cars are priced at $24.98 each. Tangent Scale Models, P.O. Box 6514, Asheville, NC 28816; website: www.
tangentscalemodels.com, is now offer- ing new paint schemes for its HO scale Bethlehem Steel Company 52-foot, 70- ton, drop-end, riveted gondola. Fea- tures of the car are end door variations (Dreadnaught and straight corrugat- ed), brake platforms,
road specific
hand brakes, interior details inside the body, wire grab irons and coupler lift bars, air hoses, Kadee scale metal cou- plers, plus Tangent 70-ton ASF A-3 trucks. Road names in multiple num- bers are Baltimore & Ohio class O-59A in the 1956 scheme with the large B&O white stencil, Lehigh Valley in the original 1952 oxide red paint, West- ern Maryland in the 1951 red scheme with the Fast Freight Line logo, Cen- tral Railroad of New Jersey, Pennsyl- vania RR,
www.tomarindustries.com Schaumburg,
rail schemes, plus Amtrak. Features are directional headlights, DCC and sound friendly with 8-pin plug or DCC and sound installed by Kato, illuminat- ed pre-printed number boards,
five-
pole motor with dual brass flywheels, all wheel electrical pickup, and details specific to each railroad. Road names in multiple numbers are Chicago RTA, Amtrak Phase III and Chicago Metra. These locomotives retail for $180.00 (the Chicago RTA engines are $130.00). Another new HO scale en- gine from Kato is the General Electric P42 Genesis locomotive. The model comes with pre-printed number boards, new coreless truck motor drive with a solid metal body mechanism and either SoundTraxx or ESU Lok- sound DCC installed. The P42 comes in analog decorated for Genesis Phase Vb in three numbers or Genesis Amtrak Anniversary Phase II for $198.00; Genesis Vb, Genesis Amtrak Anniver- sary Phase I or Genesis Amtrak Phase II for $318.00 with ESU Loksound DCC,
or $328.00 for pre-installed Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC.
O scale product news Bachmann Industries, Inc., East Erie Ave.,
Philadelphia,
1400 PA
Atlantic Coast Line,
Wabash, undecorated, and Western Pa- cific. These cars retail for $32.95. Kato U.S.A., 100 Remington Rd., IL 60173;
www.katousa.com, is now offering its EMD F40PH locomotive in commuter
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SEPTEMBER 2013 website:
19124;
www.bachmanntrains.com, has an O gauge Williams operating boxcar produced by Bachmann in the new line of operating cars. These cars work on O gauge three rail track and feature fast angle wheels, all metal trucks, die-cast sideframes and operating couplers. The can be activated with either the O-27 uncoupling section (No.
00207), O
gauge uncoupling section (No. 00217) or the Operating Car Remote Control (No.
47999). Four road names are
available New York Central, Santa Fe, Milwaukee Road and Southern. Each car retails for $127.95.
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