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Etched Brass HOSides & BCW Part Paks B 8; B 27;
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GE STEEPLE CAB STYRENE HO BODY KIT $29.95
Tangent Scale Models presents PS-3 hopper C 15 and C 17 Express Cars
unique prototypes ALSO C&NW & CStP&P Cars
BRILL 55 MOTORCAR Etched Brass Body Kits w/ wood
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HO scale $139.95 O scale $259.95
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Lighted With LEDs In Both Directions Packaged 2 per box N Scale - $39.99 per pair. HO Scale - $39.99 per pair. S Scale - $45.99 per pair. 0 Scale - $54.99 per pair. Crossings can be animated using NJ #8003 Flashmaster
P.O. Box 1686, LAND O LAKES, FL 34639 Ph: (813) 406-4288
www.njinternational.com E-mail:
signals@njinternational.com
Northern Pacifi c boxcar coming from Rapido Trains
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HO — Rapido Trains announces Northern Pacific’s 10,000-series box- car as an all-new HO-scale release. The boxcar went into service in the 1920s and came from Western Steel Foundry. Northern Pacific’s roster to- taled 4,000 examples that saw service into the 1950s. Working in conjunc- tion with the Northern Pacific Rail- way Historical Association, Rapido Trains’ new model will include full underframe details, including rivet- ed center sill, AB- or K-brakes as per prototype, plus factory-installed wire grab irons. The assembled model will come in four authentic Northern Pa- cific paint schemes.
Rapido Trains 500 Alden Road, Unit 16
Markham, Ontario L3R 5H5 Canada 855-572-6917
EPT GMR15 • P.O. BOX 130 • GATES MILLS, OH 44040-‐0130
www.rapidotrains.com
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Exact Scale Finely Detailed, All Brass
HO — Recently delivered from Tan- gent Scale Models is an all-new Pull- man-Standard PS-3 hopper car mod- el. This HO-scale replica presents a coal hopper introduced in the late 1950s featuring a 70-ton capacity. The three-bay hopper with rib-sides comes with numerous road-specific details including raised ends on select road names. The 2,750-cubic-foot ca- pacity prototype came from Pullman- Standard’s plants in Alabama and Pennsylvania beginning in 1957. Working with Moloco Trains, who announced this model about a year ago, Tangent Scale Models brings this new hopper to the hobby mar-
weathered tie stacks HO scale
ket in five road names: Clinchfield (1958 original FH8), Great Northern (1957 original vermillion), Louisville & Nashville (1957 “Dixie Line”), Rock Island (1957 red with white billboard lettering), and Utah Railway. An un- decorated PS-3 hopper is offered by Tangent in unassembled kit form and fully assembled version. The mod- el carries a $34.95 suggested retail price and multiple car numbers are available for each paint scheme. Dis- counts are available at Tangent Scale Models’ website for multiple model purchases.
Tangent Scale Models PO Box 6514
Asheville, NC 28816 828-279-6106
www.tangentscalemodels.com
Set of 4 fits 40’ Gondola
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