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Back by Popular Demand -Cn Sw8 21 New Scenemaster™ Vehicles April2012FrontCover 2/29/12 9:43 AM Page 1 FLYER Your Number One Resource for Model Railroad Product Information BACKBACK BYBY POPULARPOPULAR DEMANDDEMAND -- CNCN SW8SW8 2121 NEWNEW SCENEMASTERSCENEMASTER™™ VEHICLESVEHICLES ONLYONLY ININ THISTHIS ISSUEISSUE ADDADD AA DINNERDINNER TRAINTRAIN APRIL 2012 TOTO YOURYOUR PIKEPIKE SALE ENDS 5-31-2012 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 2-April2012Online.ps 3/12/12 12:58 PM Page 2 WHAT’S INSIDE WELCOME Take a break from springtime chores with this Walthers Flyer, packed with great deals, new product news and more! Our WalthersProto™ HO Scale CN SW8 was so popular we’re re-running them! Read more on page 4 and reserve them for your layout today. Just the ticket for early Amtrak modelers, new Hi-Level and Baggage-Dorm cars in two Amtrak schemes are making their debut on page 6! Detail contemporary HO streets in seconds with new vehicles! Read about all 21 SceneMaster die cast models on page 9. WalthersProto™ EMD SW8 - CN Back by Popular Demand! pg 4 Serve up a slice of the past for your contemporary HO railroad with the Dinner Belle! For modeling tips and more, turn to page 15 now. Start a building boom in your HO city with the new Cornerstone Ashmore Hotel, Newsstands, and Grocery Distributor! Complete details start on page 8. Build freight business along your line with affordable new WalthersMainline Airslide® Covered Hoppers in HO! See page 7 for details. Find out more about these new models at walthers.com, by calling us at 1-800-487-2467, or visit your participating hobby shop to reserve any new product in this issue. WalthersProto American Crane Now Available Unpowered! pg 4 Happy modeling! Cornerstone® Grocery Distributor Fits Steam or Diesel Era! pg 8 2 3-April2012Online.ps 3/12/12 12:58 PM Page 3 PROTO EMD F7A Dinner Belle CONTENTS • 14:1 Gear Ratio Walthers Flyer First Products Pages 4-9 • Helical Gears New Products from Walthers Pages 10 & 11 • 5-Pole Skew-Wound Motor HO Scale Pages 12-33, 36-45 • Painted Metal Grab Irons • Working Headlight N Scale Pages 45-54 920-40686 Tsunami Sound & DCC $259.98 Z Scale Page 54 920-47686 Standard DC $169.98 HOn3, HOn30, On30 & 1/50 Scale Page 55 Dinner Belle Cars G Scale Page 56 • Factory-Installed Grab Irons O Scale Pages 56 & 57 • RP-25 Metal Wheels All Scale Pages 58-67 • Proto MAX™ Metal Knuckle Couplers Extra Online Pages! Pages 67a-67j • Factory-Printed Car Name and Number Ex-NYC Pullman-Standard 68-Seat Full Dining Car ON THE COVER 932-9443 Dinner Belle $74.98 All aboard for adventure — and a wonderful meal! The warm summer air Ex-UP† 48-Seat Diner ACF Lot #3032 carries the distinct smells of delightful food, warm creosote and diesel fuel 932-9543 Dinner Belle $74.98 as passengers young and old begin their trip back to the great days of railroading aboard the Dinner Belle. Since the 1970s, many railroad † Ex-UP ACF Dome-Coach ACF museums and private firms have been serving up nostalgia and fine food Lot #4097 aboard restored rail equipment. Our new Dinner Belle makes it easy to add 932-9593 Dinner Belle $84.98 color to your collection, or bring a piece of the past to your modern HO ® ® layout too. The series includes everything you need — PROTO 2000 F7A Cornerstone Dinner Belle unit diesels, three matching passenger cars, and a special station kit — to Station Restaurant – Kit make modeling these unique operations fast and fun. Turn to page 15 for 933-3470 $49.98 details on adding a dinner train to your layout. 18-1/2 x 5-1/2 x 3-3/16" 46.9 x 13.9 x 8cm Turn to page 15 to find out more about adding a dinner train to your layout. 3 4-April2012Flyer.ps 3/1/12 11:49 AM Page 4 Order Today! NEW NUMBERS! 920-41488 HO WalthersProto™ EMD SW8 - CN Coming April 2012 Delivery This • Very Limited Quantities • Low Speed Under 3 Scale MPH Sound & DCC $259.98 Month! • Back by Popular Demand! • LED Constant & Directional Standard DC $169.98 • Canadian National-Specific Headlights Sound & DCC Standard DC Detailing • Available With or Without Factory- 920-41488 #7151 920-48488 #7152 • In Service Approximately Late Installed Sound & DCC 920-41489 #7159 920-48489 #7163 1950s through Mid 1960s • Proto MAX™ Metal Knuckle Couplers BACK IN STOCK – NOW AVAILABLE UNPOWERED! HO WalthersProto American Crane November 2012 Delivery Powered $79.98 Unpowered $39.98 • Fully Assembled with Factory Rigged Cables • Available in Powered & Unpowered 920-105003 Units • One Motorized Axle on Each Truck Via New Helical Gears on Powered Units • Space Available for DCC Decoder (sold separately) UP† • All-Wheel Electrical Pickup 920-105004 #903056 Powered • Hand Crank to Elevate Boom & CP 920-105054 #903056 Unpowered Operate Hook Included 920-105001 #414212 Powered 920-105051 #414212 Unpowered • Prototypically Balanced Cab can be Turned 90 Degrees Left or Right • Add-on Die Cast “Electro-Magnet” • Die Cast Chassis • Proto MAX Metal Knuckle Couplers • Ultra-Smooth Rolling Metal Axles & 33" Wheels MOW Data Only 920-105002 #X-2 Powered 920-105005 Powered • MOW AAR Flatcars (932-42101 920-105052 #X-2 Unpowered 920-105055 Unpowered series, sold separately) Perfect for PRR Boom Car Use 920-105003 #85381 Powered 920-105053 #85381 Unpowered †Union Pacific licensed product 4 Shop now at walthers.com, call 1-800-487-2467 or visit your local hobby shop 5-April2012Flyer.ps 3/1/12 11:49 AM Page 5 Don’t miss out on any of Walthers NEW SCHEMES! • New Etched-Metal Platforms exciting new • Separately Applied Door Hardware & HO WalthersProto™ 86' Pullman products. These Standard Single Door Ladders Hi-Cube Boxcar • Prototypes in Service early-1980s to 2010 Flyer Firsts are now November 2012 Delivery • $34.98 Each • Used to Haul Auto Parts Nationwide available to order for • Limited Edition – One Time Run of • Proto MAX™ Metal Knuckle Couplers the first time: These Roadnumbers! • Ultra-Smooth Rolling Metal Axles & • Factory-Installed Grab Irons 33" Wheels WalthersProto EMD SW8 - CN Sound & DCC or Standard DC WalthersProto American 920-102101 CNW† #92065 920-102105 NS #656787 Crane 920-102102 CNW† #92069 920-102106 NS #656792 CP, MOW, PRR, UP†, Data Only WalthersProto 86' Pullman Standard Single Door Hi-Cube Boxcar 920-102103 GTW #126328 920-102107 SSW #65066 CNW†, GTW, NS, SSW 920-102104 GTW #126353 920-102108 SSW #65069 WalthersProto 65' Thrall Mill Gondola CN, CNW, DRGW†, SP† WalthersProto B60b NEW NUMBERS! NOW WITH FACTORY- Baggage Car PRR Prewar, PRR 10/52-2/54, HO WalthersProto 65' Thrall Mill INSTALLED GRAB IRONS! Gondola PRR 2/54-9/62, N&W November 2012 Delivery HO WalthersProto 60' B60b $31.98 Each Baggage Car WalthersProto Former • Limited Edition – One Time Run of October 2012 Delivery El Capitan Cars $64.98 Each These Roadnumbers! Amtrak Phase I, Amtrak Phase II • Factory-Installed Grab Irons • Factory-Installed Grab Irons • Messenger or Non-Messenger WalthersMainline • Prototypes in Service 1970s to Roof Version per Road as Applicable Modern Era 50' Insulated Boxcar • Prototypes in Service 1928 Through EL, N&W, SCL (FGE Solid Gold), • Perfect For Moving Structural Mid-1970s SOU Steel & Pipe • Used For Baggage, Express or Mail • Proto MAX Metal Knuckle Couplers Storage Service WalthersMainline 50' 4-Bay • Ultra-Smooth Rolling Metal Axles & • Proto MAX Metal Knuckle Couplers Airslide Covered Hopper 33" Wheels • Correct 36" Turned-Metal Wheels ADMX, ATSF, IC, RI Walthers Cornerstone® Kits Grocery Distributor, Newsstands 920-105401 CN Walthers SceneMaster 920-17241 PRR (Prewar) International Trucks 920-105402 CNW 920-105403 DRGW† 920-17242 PRR (10/52-2/54) 920-105404 SP† Stay 920-17243 PRR (2/54-9/62) Ahead of the Curve 920-17244 N&W Get the latest news on Walthers products & delivery updates † at walthers.com Union Pacific licensed product Shop now at walthers.com, call 1-800-487-2467 or visit your local hobby shop 6-April2012Flyer.ps 3/1/12 11:49 AM Page 6 Order Today! 920-13301 NEW SCHEMES WITH REAL METAL FINISH! HO WalthersProto™ Former El Capitan Cars • Used in Amtrak Service on Former ATSF Routes 1971 through 1978 920-13302 • Real Metal Finish Simulates Stainless Steel • Factory-Installed Grab Irons • Prototypically Accurate Window Tinting • Hi-Level Cars Available With or Without Factory-Installed DC/DCC LED Lighting • Late-Service Non-Skirted Version of the 920-13311 Baggage-Dormitory Transition Car • Window Gasket Details As Appropriate • Sprung Operating Diaphragms • Proto MAX™ Metal Knuckle Couplers • Correct 36" Turned Metal Wheelsets 920-13312 85' Budd Hi-Level 68-Seat Step-Down Coach November 2012 Delivery Standard $79.98 Lighted $89.98 920-13301 Amtrak (Phase I) Standard 920-14301 Amtrak (Phase I) Lighted 920-13302 Amtrak (Phase II) Standard 920-14302 Amtrak (Phase II) Lighted 920-13321 85' Budd Hi-Level 72-Seat Coach December 2012 Delivery Standard $79.98 Lighted $89.98 920-13311 Amtrak (Phase I) Standard 920-14311 Amtrak (Phase I) Lighted 920-13312 Amtrak (Phase II) Standard 920-14312 Amtrak (Phase II) Lighted 920-13322 85' Budd Hi-Level Sky Lounge January 2013 Delivery Standard $79.98 Lighted $89.98 920-13321 Amtrak (Phase I) Standard 920-14321 Amtrak (Phase I) Lighted 920-13322 Amtrak (Phase II) Standard 920-14322 Amtrak (Phase II) Lighted 920-13331 85' Budd Hi-Level Diner December 2012 Delivery Standard $79.98 Lighted $89.98 920-13331 Amtrak (Phase I) Standard 920-14331 Amtrak (Phase I) Lighted 920-13332 Amtrak (Phase II) Standard 920-14332 Amtrak (Phase II) Lighted 920-13332 85' Pullman-Standard Baggage- Dormitory Transition November 2012 Delivery Standard $74.98 920-13341 Amtrak (Phase I) 920-13342 Amtrak (Phase II) 920-13341
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