MORNING SUN BOOKS
These all-color 128-page hardcover books will be available May 1, 2014
Robert J. Yanosey Item# 1506
MILWAUKEE ROAD POWER
PENNSYWIRES By
CONRAIL UNDER
WAGONSAND SECOND-GENERATION ROADSWITCHERS
VOLUME 2: FREIGHT COVERED
By Stephen M. Timko Item# 1507
C&O/B&O
By Bob Withers Item# 1508
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www.BLMAmodels.com, has announced its N and HO scale ATSF Bx-166 62- foot boxcars in the “As Delivered” scheme. These ready-to-run, injection molded cars come with 24 unique num- bers for the ultimate beer can train and have separately applied grab irons, fine scale detail, etched metal brakewheel platforms (N scale), Micro- Trains brown couplers (N scale) and Kadee No. 58 scale couplers (HO scale). N scale cars are priced at $27.95 and HO scale cars are $39.95. Howard’s Hobby, 116 Silver Hill Rd., Ansonia, CT 06401; see website:
www.howardshobby.com, has a new la- tex rubber rock mold. No. RM30 pro- duces a casting that is three inches high and three inches thick. The mold is flexible for molding around corners, upside down and each mold can be used 50 to 75 times. The price is $8.00, plus $3.00 shipping.
Z scale product news Micro-Trains Line Co., P.O. Box
1200, Talent, OR 97540-1200; see:
www.micro-trains.com, has the follow- ing Z scale models available. A pow- ered Seaboard System EMD F7 A unit in the gray scheme with chevron stripes is priced at $109.95. For rolling stock, two Canadian National 50-foot boxcars with double-doors and the
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“Wet Noodle” logo are selling for $26.20 each; a United States Air Force 33-foot, twin-bay hopper with offset sides is $19.70; a special 60-foot flat car with a 40-foot container (No. 9 in the Nose Art Series) is decorated with a World War II “Special Delivery” motif for $24.95; a 36-foot, wood-sheathed reefer ( No. 11 in the Brewery Reefer Series) comes with a Bald Eagle Brewing Co. livery and is priced at $26.95. In addition, an eight car Railbox runner pack is avail- able for $179.95. Great Lakes Models, N1510 State
Rd. 32, Oostburg, WI 53070; see
www.greatlakesmodels.com, is now of- fering a Z scale Metal Sea Wall. It is made from styrene and is flexible enough for curves and corners and is easy to paint. The price for the Metal Sea Wall is $4.96.
N scale product news Kato U.S.A., Inc., 100 Remington
Rd., Schaumburg, IL 60173; see:
www.katousa.com, now has a line of aluminum, N scale Autorack (auto car- rier) cars. Features include all-wheel electrical pickup on blackened wheels and an Amtrak Phase IVb Superliner body style with perforations along the side of the body. Four car sets are avail- able for the following roads: Amtrak Autorack in two sets, Canadian Na- tional and Canadian Pacific. These four
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