RIGHT HAND DROP CROSSING GATES
All Brass - Operating - with LEDs HO Scale
Photo Pre- Production Sample
No. 1166 No. 1167
Red/White Arm Black/White Arm
Also Available As Opposing Pairs One Each Left & Right Drop Gates
No. 1168 Red/White Arm • No. 1169 Black/White Arm Crossings can be animated using NJ #8000 Servomaster
Shipping $7, AZ Residents add Tax, Visa/MC/Amex N.J. INTERNATIONAL, INC.
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P.O. Box 1029, HIGLEY, AZ 85238
Pedestal Type With Bar Arms
LEDs In Both Directions $49.99 per pair
flow, covered hopper for $27.95. Also available are Vintage Wagon Chocks in packs of 24 for $5.95 and Norfolk Southern four pack of 50-foot, rib side boxcars for $84.95. Rapido Trains, Inc., 500 Alden Rd.,
Unit 16, Markham, Ontario, Canada L35 5H5;
www.rapidotrains.com, has introduced its N scale 1934 Pullman- Standard Osgood Bradley 10-window coaches. The cars come with full under- body detail, end diaphragms with etched metal end gates, 41-E trucks with metal wheelsets, full interior de- tail, partial or non-skirted versions, in- terior lighting and metal grab irons. Road names for these cars in multiple numbers are New Haven in Hunter Green with partial skirts, Boston & Maine maroon, New Haven Pullman Green with partial skirts, Long Island Railroad “Dashing Dan,” New Haven green with no skirts, Bangor & Aroost- ook gray and blue, New Haven McGin- nis with no skirts and undecorated. The cars sell for $59.95, each. Kato U.S.A. Inc., 100 Remington Rd.,
Schaumburg, IL 60173; website:
www.katousa.com, has added an N scale International MP36PH locomo- tive and the Nippon Sharyo Gallery bi- level cars to its Starter Series of train sets. The MP36PH features light pip- ing and LED system directional head- lights and taillights and comes with
pre-printed numberboards for push/pull operation. It is powered by a five-pole motor and is DCC friendly. The Nippon Sharyo built Gallery bi-level is based on the same concept as the Santa Fe El Capitan bi-level design. The MP36PH decorated for Chicago METRA with four car bi-level Gallery cars is priced at $185.00. The three car set in the same road name is $100.00. The Gallery bi- level coaches singlely are priced at $30.00. The another road name for these car sets is Virginia Railway. Also avail- able are N scale, smoothside passenger cars sets and E8 locomotives. These streamliners were used on the Union Pacific; Chicago & North Western and Southern Pacific. They are available in six car and four car packaged sets and are designed to run with Kato’s EMD E8 locomotive. The E8 is priced at $95.00. The six car set of smooth side passenger cars is $175.00 and the four car set is $125.00. Road names are Alaska Rail- road, Illinois Central, C&NW and VIA. Atlas Model Railroad Co., 378 Flo-
rence Ave., Hillside, NJ 07205; see:
www.atlasrr.com, has new paint schemes for its N scale EMD SD9 loco- motive. The units feature a scale speed motor, powered low friction drive, blackened metal wheels, dual brass fly- wheels, directional lighting, body mounted AccuMate couplers and DCC versions come equipped with an NCE
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