www.TheTrainMaster.com
InterMountain adds cushion underframe
HO—InterMountain’s 50-foot Pullman- Standard PS-1 boxcar model will receive a cushion underframe option in a new production. A variety of door types will be offered in this coming new release: At- lantic Coast Line; Bangor & Aroostook; Chesapeake & Ohio; Clinchfied; Detroit, Toledo & Ironton; Missouri-Kansas-Tex- as; Missouri Pacific (Missouri-Illinois); New Haven; Transport Leasing (TLCX);
and The Milwaukee Road (silver PS-1 100,000th and yellow-and-black Hydro- frame 60 car with Superior sliding door). InterMountain’s PS-1 boxcar model sells for $34.95 and will arrive during the summer.
InterMountain Railway
P.O. Box 839, Longmont, CO 80502; 800-472-2530;
www.intermountain-
railway.com
CANADIAN NATIONAL ENGINE SERVICE SET
Atlas announces curved Code 83 turnout
HO scale set includes the 100T coaling tower and sand house plus the 60,000 gallon octagonal covered water tank.
Each laser cut kit is available as a set or
separately. Scaled from CNR blueprints, cast windows, doors, chutes, etc. are included. Footprint depends on configuration.
For details of this and over 100 other laser cut Canadian kits visit
www.kanamodel.com
HO—Promoted as a most-request- ed item from modelers, Atlas adds a new curved turnout to its Cutsom Line Mark IV collection of HO-scale Code 83 track. Nickel silver rail and brown ties, similar to other Code 83 releases, will be included for these new left- and right-hand curved turnout sections that retail for $24.95 each. The outer radius
is 30 inches, while the inner radius is 22 inches. Options exist for indepen- dently wiring the frog section on these new Atlas turnout pieces, which will ar- rive during the first part of this year.
Atlas Model Railroad Company 378 Florence Avenue
Hillside, NJ 07205; 908-687-0880
www.atlasrr.com
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