More 1958 well cars from ESM


N—Eastern Seaboard Models (ESM) plans a second production of its N-scale well car model. This late-1950s proto- type flatcar variant will be fully assem- bled and will include plastic shell with die-cast underframe, plus separately ap- plied standing brake wheel, Barber S-2 truck sideframes, 28-inch low-profile metal wheels, and knuckle couplers. Re- tailing for $36.95 each, ESM will offer its well car in the following road names; Allis-Chalmers, Conrail, Delaware &


N—Kato is running its sleek N-scale Burlington E5A diesel and matching streamline passenger cars again. The powered E5A is available in two ver- sions: Silver Speed and Silver Pilot and retails for $110 each. The Silver Streak Zephyr set includes baggage, baggage/


Hudson, Department of Defense, New York Central, Penn Central, Pennsylva- nia Railroad, and an ESM red holiday lettered model. ESM notes its Allis- Chalmers, Department of Defense, and Pennsylvania models are similar to pro- totypes, while the other road names do replicate prototypes.


Eastern Seaboard Models P.O. Box 301


Waldwick, NJ 07463-0301 www.esmc.com


Burlington Silver Streak Zephyr re-issue from Kato


RPO, two coaches, and observation; powered by E5A Silver Bullet, the set sells for $250.


Kato USA, Inc.


100 Remington Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173; 847-781-9500 www.katousa.com


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