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EMD SD40-2 Co-Co Loco.
Due June, Then Oct 2008!! |
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TBA |
Road Names Etc To Be Advised.
Deliveries Start June 2008 |
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GP-9 Locos. |
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9820 1061 |
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. Road Number 2926These GP9
powered locomotives are painted ATSF blue with yellow logo, sill and
ends. Lettering is yellow on the
sides with blue logo on the ends. Built in May of 1965 by Electro
Motive Division of General Motors as part of the six-loco build for ATSF, these locos first wore blue and yellow
paint schemes. They were re painted and renumbered
into this scheme in late 1969 to early 1970, then painted into this
scheme which it wore until the late 1970s.
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9820 1021 |
Canadian National GP9. #4597. |
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9820 1022 |
Canadian National GP9. #4598. |
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9820 1012 |
Northern Pacific GP9. #374. |
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Freight Stock. |
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Tank Cars |
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5300 0231 |
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie. Road Numbers #X103001
These 40' tank cars are painted green with white
lettering on the sides and ends. They were built in July 1928,
serviced in September 1978, and run on Bettendorf trucks. Both
PL&E X103001 and P&LE X103000 are nonrevenue tank cars used to
transport diesel fuel to the McKees Rocks Yard in the borough of
McKees Rocks outside Pittsburgh, PA. McKees Rocks was home to a
yard, major locomotive rebuilding, and freight car repair and
general maintenance.
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5300 0232 |
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie. Road Numbers #X103000.
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5300 0221 |
Delaware & Hudson. Road Number 56These 40’ tank cars
are painted hopper red with yellow logo and lettering. They were
built in October 1937 and
serviced in 1976. They run on Bettendorf trucks. These insulated
tank cars were used in the transport of agricultural
products such as molasses and grain used in cattle feed.
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5300 0222 |
Delaware & Hudson Tank Car. Road Number 57 |
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50' Box Cars. |
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5050 0231 |
Chicago & North Western®. Road Numbers #51772
These 50' standard box cars with single Youngstown doors are
painted box car red with large, white 'Route of the 400' and 'The
Streamliners' and white lettering. Built in May of 1957 by Mt.
Vernon Car Manufacturing Company, they run on black Bettendorf
trucks. The well known 'Ball and Bell' emblem of the C&NW first
appeared in 1885. During the 1940s it initiated the famous '400's,
named so because in 1935, C&NW had an advertisement that said: "From
Chicago to Twin Cities (Minneapolis, St. Paul), Not more than 400
miles, Not more than 400 Minutes!!!", which became the 400, a
well-known C&NW trademark.
Chicago & North Western® is a registered trademark of
the Union Pacific Railroad
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5050 0232 |
Chicago & North Western®. Road Numbers #51772 |
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5110 0071 |
Kansas City Sourthern. Road Numbers #117307
These 50' rib side box cars with plug doors and no
roofwalks are painted box car red with white lettering. They were
built in May 1977 by American Car & Foundry and run on Roller
Bearing trucks. The Kansas City Southern was incorporated January 8,
1887, and began operating August 18, 1890. The road extended
westward across the Kaw River into Argentine, KS, up the bluffs into
the wholesale and industrial districts of Kansas City, and eastward
to Independence, MO. Today, the Kansas City Southern Railway is an
international railway providing seamless rail services for North
American shippers.
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5110 0072 |
Kansas City Southern. Road Numbers #117313 |
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5060 0231 |
Western Pacific®. Road Numbers WP 3004.
These 50’ box cars with double doors are painted Western Pacific
brown with two logos: Large silver feather with DF Loader letters;
and the Western Pacific ‘Feather River’ logo in black and silver.
Lettering is in silver. The cars were built in April 1954 by
Pullman-Standard and run on roller bearing trucks. The last 10 cars
of a 100-car order were numbered into the 3001-3010 series. Equipped
with Evans DF belt rails and cross member-type loaders, they were
suitable for general service. They wore silver lettering and a large
silver feather, overlaid with stacked yellow DF letters to advertise
their special equipment. By the mid 1970s the cars were re-equipped
and re-numbered.
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5060 0232 |
Western Pacific®. Road Numbers WP 3008. |
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5070 0391 |
Denver & Rio Grande Western®, Road Number 60812These 50’ standard box cars with plug door are painted gold with
aluminium side bands and black ends. The
heralds and side lettering are printed in black and the end printing
is white. The cars were built in August 1962 by
Pacific Car & Foundry of Renton, WA, and run on roller bearing
trucks. They were equipped with Car-Pac belt rail
loaders and Hydracushion underframes. Freight equipment was becoming
more specialized during the 1960s, and
the Rio Grande began leasing or purchasing cars for participation in
car pools, including insulated boxcars. |
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5110 0061 |
Central Vermont, Road Number #50096These
50' rib-side box cars with plug door have white sides, black ends
and aluminium roofs. They sport green "CV" logos, green and white
lettering, run on black roller bearing trucks. Built by Berwick
Forge & Fabricating in August 1974, these cars are two of 200 built
for the CV. Most of the series were painted in standard box car red
with white lettering, but the final five cars of the series
50095-50099 were painted with white sides, black ends and green
lettering. This paint scheme may have marked these cars for
newsprint service, a common load for cars in service to the CV at
this time.
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5110 0062 |
Central Vermont, Road Number #50098 |
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5060 0221 |
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio, Road Number #50108
These green 50' standard box cars, with double doors, white
lettering and logos, run on black Bettendorf trucks. Built by ACF in
December 1950, these car are two of 25 cars picked from the GM&O
series 9000-9199 and upgraded at the railroad's Frascati Shops to
AAR "XL" classification. Upgrading included Evans DF-2 belt rails,
90 lading band anchors and new green paint.
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5060 0222 |
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio, Road Number #50116 |
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5050 0080 |
Atlantic Coast Line® 50’ Standard Box Car
With Single Youngstown Door. #35133. |
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5060 0100 |
Seaboard Air Line® 50’ box car with
double Youngstown doors. #10198. |
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5110 0010 |
Pennsylvania Railroad Brown 50’ Rib
Side Box Car With FMC Plug Door & No Roofwalk. #112015. |
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5070 0031 |
Western Pacific 50' Standard Box Car
With Plug Door. #55933. With Marklin Couplers. |
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13519 |
CB&Q 50' Standard Box Car With
single Door. #21383. With Marklin Couplers. |
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Gondolas |
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5230 0041 |
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. Road Number ATSF 176207
These 50' straight sided gondolas with H-beam loads are
painted box car red with white lettering. They were built in March
1941 by General American Transportation Corp. and run on Bettendorf
trucks. These mill-type gondolas were fitted with drop ends as well
as wood floors.
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5230 0042 |
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.
Road Number ATSF 176226 |
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5220 0171 |
Erie Lackawanna. Road Number #17030
These 50' gondolas with fishbelly sides and drop-ends are black with
large, white 'Erie Lackawanna' letters and white lettering. They
were built in May 1955 at Erie's Greenville Shops and run on black
roller bearing trucks. The Erie-Lackawanna Railroad was formed by
the merger of the Erie Railroad with the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western on October 17, 1960. A minor renaming occurred in late 1963
when the hyphen was dropped. Consolidated Rail Corporation took over
EL's operations on April 1, 1976.
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5220 0172 |
Erie Lackawanna. Road Number #17051 |
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5230 0051 |
Milwaukee Road, Road Numbers MILW 81087.These
50' gondolas with straight sides and drop ends are painted yellow
with black logos and lettering. Built in the mid-1960s and serviced
in the mid-1970s, they are equipped with Barber® Roller Bearing
trucks. One hundred ninety-five of these gondolas were numbered into
series 81000-81194 and were delivered with steel floors and lading
tie anchors.
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5230 0052 |
Milwaukee Road, Road Numbers MILW 81119. |
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5220 0161 |
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Road Number # 82044
These 50’ gondola with fishbelly sides and drop ends are
painted red with white heralds and lettering. They were
built in May 1955, serviced in July 1959 and roll on Barber® roller
bearing trucks. From Lake Michigan to the
Rockies, and from Montana to the Gulf of Mexico, the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad and its subsidiaries
operated 12,000 miles of track in fourteen states.
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5220 0162 |
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Road Number #82182 |
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5220 0151 |
Grand Trunk Western, Road Number #146015
These blue 50' gondolas with fishbelly sides and drop ends have
white lettering, white "GT" logos, and run on black roller bearing
trucks. The Grand Trunk Western Railroad was created as a Canadian
National subsidiary in 1928; it consists of the Illinois, Indiana,
and Michigan trackage of the Grand Trunk Railway. In 1970, CN's
three U.S. subsidiaries—Grand Trunk Western; Duluth, Winnipeg &
Pacific; and Central Vermont—began to operate together as the Grand
Trunk Corporation.
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5220 0151 |
Grand Trunk Western, Road Number #146021 |
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PS-2 Hoppers. |
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5310 0091 |
Central New Jersey. Road Number CNJ 803These PS-2
two-bay covered hoppers are painted bright red with white logos and
lettering. They were built in April 1956 by Pullman Standard and
serviced in January 1973. Both run on roller bearing trucks. The
principle commodity handled by these hoppers is cement with other
ladings including sand, potash, soda ash, soap, plastic pellets and
flour. Many of these loads were corrosive, so the hoppers were
designed to withstand their inherent effects and keep maintenance
regulations to a minimum.
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5310 0092 |
Central New Jersey. Road Number CNJ 817. |
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40' Stock Cars. |
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5200 0151 |
Norfolk & Western, Road Number #33134These 40’
despatch stock cars are painted box car red with white lettering.
They were built in February 1923,
serviced in September 1957 and run on Bettendorf trucks. These SK
class stock cars were originally built as USDA design
single sheathed box cars by Ralston in 1923 and converted to stock
cars about 1940.
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5200 0152 |
Norfolk & Western, Road Number #33150 |
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40' Box Cars. |
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5020 0201 |
St. Louis South western®. Road Numbers #30015
These 40' box cars with plug doors are painted box car
red with white and blue Cotton Belt Route "Blue Streak" logos and
white lettering. They were built in January 1958 by Pacific Car &
Foundry and serviced in December 1977. They run on Roller Bearing
trucks. Cars in this series are equipped with Pullman-Standard
Compartmentizer gates and fixtures. In recent years Cotton Belt
has been essentially a division of the Southern Pacific though its
equipment is still lettered "Cotton Belt."
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5020 0202 |
St. Louis South western®. Road Numbers #30018
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5000 0551 |
Lehigh Valley Road Numbers LV 62008 / 62023.
These 40’ box cars with single doors
are painted box car red with black and white herald and white
lettering. They were built by Pullman Standard in June 1947 and run
on Bettendorf trucks. This series of cars was the first delivered
for one of the most successful freight car designs—the PS-1
box car. Over 76,000 PS-1s were built by Pullman Standard between
1947 and 1968.
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5000 0552 |
Lehigh Valley Road Numbers LV 62023. |
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5030 0031 |
Missouri Pacific®. Road Numbers MP 123392.
These 40’ box cars with single Youngstown door, short ladders and no
roof walk are painted MP brown with white lettering and large white
‘buzzsaw’ logos. They run on brown Bettendorf trucks. Built in
August of 1950, these are two of 27 cars originally built by
Pullman-Standard, Michigan City, for the NYC. Serviced and repainted
at Palestine, TX, in April of 1967, this small series lasted into
the early 1980s.
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5030 0032 |
Missouri Pacific®. Road Numbers MP 123406. |
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5030 0021 |
Canadian Pacific,
Road Number 55939.These 40’ box cars with Youngstown doors, short ladders and no
roofwalks, were built in 1957 and serviced in
1982. They run on Bettendorf trucks. In June 1968, Canadian Pacific
introduced a new corporate image for their
entire company. Freight cars were painted in solid colours by type:
‘Action Yellow’ for insulated cars and cabooses;
‘Action Green’ for newsprint; ‘Action Red’ for general merchandise
boxcars, gondolas and flat cars; and ‘Action
Silver’ for refrigerator cars. The uniquely designed “Multimark”
consisted of a circle segment and a triangle. In
1988, CP Rail stopped applying the Multimark when repainting freight
cars. |
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5030 0022 |
Canadian Pacific,
Road Number 55947. |
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5000 0441 |
Great Northern. Road Number #27107.
These 40' standard box cars with single Youngstown door and roofwalk
are painted glacier green with white, red and black herald and white
lettering. They were built in February 1941 and serviced in January
1961. They run on Bettendorf trucks. Great Northern rebuilt 800 cars
in 1961-63 from their original wood-sided box cars within series
45000-52999. Cars in this group were originally built between 1937
and 1942 from various series.
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5000 0442 |
Great Northern. Road Number #27163. |
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5000 0542 |
Milwaukee Road. Road Number #30385.
These 40' standard box cars with single Youngstown door and roofwalk
are painted box car red with white herald and lettering. They were
built in March 1961 by Pullman Standard and runs on Bettendorf
trucks. The tilted rectangular logo has long been Milwaukee Roads
identifying mark, even though the wording within the herald has
changed throughout the years.
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5000 0432 |
Chicago Great Western 40' Standard Box Cars
With Single Youngstown Doors & Roofwalk. #5396 |
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5020 0212 |
Western Maryland®. Road Number WMRX
9.These 40' standard box cars with single plug door are
painted box car red with reefer orange sides, large black Western
Maryland lettering and black and white lettering. They were built in
October 1931 by Merchants Despatch Transportation Corp. and serviced
in December 1966. They run on black Bettendorf trucks. These cars
were leased from Merchants Despatch for service from Chambersburg,
PA. It was assigned to service with the H.J. Heinz plant.
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5150 0161 |
Great Northern. Road Number 24872These 40’
double-sheathed wood box cars with single door are painted box car
red, black and white with white
lettering. They were built in August 1918 by the Mt. Vernon Car
Company and serviced in May 1944. They roll
on Andrews trucks. They wear the “See America First - Glacier
National Park” herald that was used from 1922 to
1935. This herald normally had a “Forward Facing Rocky”; however,
the “Rocky Sideward Silhouette” has been
applied here in the early 1940s.
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5150 0162 |
Great Northern Wood Box Car. Road Number 24884 |
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5150 0150 |
Menasha 40’ Double-sheathed Wood Box Car With
Single Door. #242. |
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Bulkhead Flat Cars Etc. |
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5270 0031 |
Canadian Pacific 60' Bulkhead Flat Cars.
#317137
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5270 0032 |
Canadian Pacific 60' Bulkhead Flat Cars.
#317161 |
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5270 0051 |
Canadian National. Road Numbers CN 622270.
These 60’ bulkhead flat cars are
painted freight car red with white lettering and run on brown
Barber® roller bearing trucks. Canadian National, incorporated on
June 6, 1919, was the result of a merger of the Canadian Northern
and the Canadian Government Railway It is North America’s largest
railroad with track reaching from the Land of Evangeline to the
majestic pine-covered Pacific Coast. Canadian National operates the
only railway that enters the frozen tundra of the Northwest
Territories.
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5270 0052 |
Canadian National. Road Numbers CN 622278. |
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5270 0041 |
St. Louis Southwestern®. Road Number 88219These 61”
bulkhead flat car are painted box car red with white lettering. They
were built in 1979 by Thrall Car
manufacturing and run on roller bearing trucks. The St. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company (SSW), known by its
nickname “The Cotton Belt Route” or simply “Cotton Belt,” was
organized on January 15, 1891. The SSW and its
subsidiaries operated a total of 1,223 miles of track.
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5270 0042 |
St. Louis Southwestern® Bulkhead Flat Car. Road Number 88267 |
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Flat Cars Etc. |
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5240 0041 |
Burlington Northern Road Numbers BN 630843.
These 60’ flat cars are painted BN green with white ‘Burlington
Northern’ lettering and run on black roller bearing trucks. Cars
from series 630800-630849 were originally from CB&Q’s series
94000-94049 built at their Havelock Shops in 1955 and 1956.
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5240 0042 |
Burlington Northern Road Numbers BN 630849. |
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5250 0141 |
Denver & Rio Grande Western®. Road Number #23034
These box car red 40' flat cars with white 'RIO GRANDE'
speed lettering and white stenciling were built by American Car &
Foundry in March 1956. They run on black Bettendorf trucks. With a
capacity of 100,000, and load limit of 115,800 they are typical
examples of general purpose flat cars with simple decks and minimal
amount of load securing equipment.
Denver & Rio Grande Western® is a registered trademark
of the Union Pacific Railroad
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5250 0142 |
Denver & Rio Grande Western®. Road Number #23064 |
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Cabooses. |
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5350 0200 |
Pacific Electric, Road Number 1984.The Pacific
Electric Railway was established by railroad and real estate tycoon
Henry Huntington in 1901. Also known as the Red Car system, the
Pacific Electric Railway was a mass transit system in Southern
California using streetcars, light rail, and buses.
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5350 0210 |
Reading Road, Number 92813.Originally
established as The Philadelphia & Reading Railroad (P&R) in 1833 to
transport anthracite coal, the pioneering 94-mile line evolved into
Reading, a mighty corporation serving eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware.
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Log Cars. |
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5380 0080 |
Modern Log Car w/ Uprights.This body style is typical
of the log cars used on standard gauge railroads across the United
States. This release carries a square timber load.
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5380 0070 |
Modern Log Car.This body style is typical of the
log cars used on standard gauge railroads across the United States.
This release carries a square timber load.
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Special Editions. |
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14922 |
Smokey Bear Forest Fire Prevention
Series. |
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5070 0341 |
Smokey Bear Forest Fire Prevention
Series. 50’ Standard Box Car With Plug Door Celebrating The Smokey
Bear ‘Forest Fire Prevention.’ With Marklin Couplers. #1980 A |
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5070 0351 |
Smokey Bear Forest Fire Prevention
Series 50’ Standard Box Car With Plug Door.# 1983 A. With Marklin
Couplers. |
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5070 0361 |
Smokey Bear "Prevent Forest Fires"
Poster Campaign Box Car. #1982. With Marklin Couplers. |
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14932 |
"Two Turtle Doves". With Marklin Couplers. |
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14933 |
"Three French Hens" Third
Days of Christmas Car. With Marklin Couplers. |
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5020 0351 |
The Fifth Day Of Christmas. "Five Gold Rings". With
Marklin Couplers.
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5020 0361 |
"Six Geese a
Laying". With Marklin Couplers. |
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5020 0370 |
“Seven Swans a’ Swimming”
Christmas Car. |
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5020 0390 |
"9
Ladies Dancing" Christmas Car. |
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5020 0400 |
12 Days of Christmas Car. "Ten Lords a'
Leaping" With Microtrains Couplers. |
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5020 0420 |
The "Twelve Days of Christmas" Series. Twelve
Drummers Drumming. With Micro-Trains Couplers. |
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5020 0341 |
12 Days Of Christmas Series Caboose. With Marklin
Couplers. |
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Laser Cut Buildings Etc. |
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7999 0909 |
Water Tower Kit.Features:
• Micro-thin plywood construction
• Easy construction
• Assembly instructions included
Kit comes unassembled and unpainted.
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7999 0906 |
Station Kit.Features:
• Micro-thin plywood construction
• Easy construction
• Assembly instructions included
Kit comes unassembled and unpainted.
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7999 0907 |
Gas Station Kit.Features:
• Micro-thin plywood construction
• Easy construction
• Assembly instructions included
Kit comes unassembled and unpainted.
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7999 0908 |
Coal Tower Kit.Features:
• Micro-thin plywood construction
• Coal bucket lift
• Positional chute
• Textured asphalt roof
• Easy construction
• Assembly instructions included
Kit comes unassembled and unpainted.
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7999 0904 |
Z Scale Large Loading Dock
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Laser-cut micro-thin ply construction
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Individual board details and structural supports
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Easy assembly
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Clearly illustrated instructions
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7999 0905 |
Livestock Pen #2.
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Laser-cut micro-thin ply construction
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Individual board details and structural supports
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Easy assembly
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Clearly illustrated instructions
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