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50-09306 Upcities 2Pg MR Distinctive in Design • Complete Consists for: • 14 New HO Models! City of Los Angeles 1955-60 • Based on Equipment used 1942-1971 City of San Francisco 1955-60 • Authentic Paint, Lettering & Striping Challenger 1955-58 • Car Name & Number Decals as Appropriate • Superb Detail Inside & Out • Great Starting Point for modeling: • Proto MAX™ Metal Knuckle Couplers City of Portland 1955-59 • Correct Trucks with RP-25 City of Denver 1955-59 Metal Wheels City of St. Louis 1955, 1958-60s • Modeler-Applied Wire Grab Irons Combined City of Los Angeles/ • Matching PROTO 2000 E8 Diesels – Updated Model! San Francisco 1960s Reserve Your First Edition • Great with MILW Yellow & Gray Combined City of Portland/ Cars Too! † Denver 1959-1960s Union Pacific City • First New Car Arrives December 2009* Streamliner Cars Today! PROTO 2000® Power to Pull Your City Trains Available Only with First Edition Models To pull the growing City fleet, UP received its first EMD E8s in 1950. Typically run in A-B-B lash-ups, these engines (along with nearly identical E9s), were the signature • Certificate of Authenticity power on UP’s flagship trains through 1971. • Special Equipment History Based on units assigned to various City trains, Walthers E8s feature authentic UP-specific • Limited Production First Edition Packaging detail, including the road’s distinctive rooftop snowshields. The models come with multiple unit numbers, and are factory-finished in authentic paint, lettering and striping to match the cars. Choose Sound and DCC equipped, or Standard DC powered Reserve One of These Complete Trains versions. Other features include: Below to Receive: • Revised Body • Painted Metal Grab Irons, Handrails & • UP City Collectable Route Map • See-Through Air Intake Grilles Lift Rings • UP City Timetable Replica • Helical Gears for Ultra-Quiet & • Five-Pole, Skew-Wound, High-Torque, • Limited Time Offer – Order by 11/20/09 to Qualify! Smooth Running High-Efficiency Can Motor • Easy Multiple-Unit Operation • Proto MAX Metal Knuckle Couplers City of Los Angeles; Preorder 1 Each: • Superb Paint & Lettering • December 2010 Delivery #932-9570, 9560, 9590, 9600, 9610, 9500, 9520, 9490, 9510 City of San Francisco; Preorder 1 Each: #932-9570, 9560, 9530, 9550, 9610, 9620, 9490, 9540 The Challenger; Preorder 1 Each: #932-9570, 9560, 9530, 9550, 9580, 9540 A-B Sets A Units Only B Units Only 920-41350 #933 & 939B 920-41351 #930 920-41352 #937B w/Sound & DCC $499.98 w/Sound & DCC $259.98 w/Sound & DCC $259.98 920-41353 #937 & 946B 920-41354 #940 920-41355 #948B TM w/Sound & DCC $499.98 w/Sound & DCC $259.98 w/Sound & DCC $259.98 920-48350 #931 & 933B 920-48351 #939 920-48352 #945B Standard DC $349.98 Standard DC $179.98 Standard DC $179.98 920-48353 #938 & 938B 920-48354 #934 920-48355 #936B Standard DC $349.98 Standard DC $179.98 Standard DC $179.98 Imperial… Series 4-4-2 Sleeper Union Pacific P-S Plan #4069H $64.98 Each | December 2009 932-9490 Union Pacific City Cars 932-9491 Undecorated Surrounded by western lore Placid… Series 11 Double-Bedroom Sleeper and breathtaking scenery, P-S Plan #4198 travel aboard Union $64.98 Each | January 2010 932-9500 Union Pacific Pacific’s City trains rose to 932-9501 Undecorated a new level with the arrival Ocean… Series 5-2-2 Sleeper of “Astra Dome” cars in the P-S Plan #4200 mid-1950s. Riders aboard $64.98 Each | February 2010 932-9510 Union Pacific the great “Domeliners” 932-9511 Undecorated enjoyed daily service and a City Series 5 Double Bedroom Buffet Lounge view that was second to P-S Plan #4199 none between Chicago and $64.98 Each | March 2010 932-9520 Union Pacific points west. And now, 932-9521 Undecorated modeling these great 44-Seat Coach - #5450-5487 streamliners is easy, with ACF Lot #3812 & 4095 this exciting series of $64.98 Each | April 2010 932-9530 Union Pacific Walthers models: 932-9531 Undecorated 48-Seat Diner - #4800-4817 ACF Lot #3032 $64.98 Each | May 2010 932-9540 Union Pacific 932-9541 Undecorated Cafe-Lounge - #5000-5006 ACF Lot #3031 $64.98 Each | June 2010 932-9550 Union Pacific 932-9551 Undecorated Baggage-Dormitory - #6000-6008 ACF Lot #3029 $64.98 Each | July 2010 932-9560 Union Pacific 932-9561 Undecorated Baggage - #5631-5663 ACF Lot #3810 & #4094 $64.98 Each | August 2010 932-9570 Union Pacific 932-9571 Undecorated Pacific… Series 10-6 Sleeper Budd Job #9660-039 $64.98 | August 2010 932-9610 Union Pacific Dome-Coach - #7000-7009 ACF Lot #4097 $74.98 Each | September 2010 932-9580 Union Pacific 932-9581 Undecorated Dome-Diner - #8000-8009 Find a hobby shop near you — ACF Lot #4098 Call 1-800-487-2467, or visit $74.98 Each | October 2010 932-9590 Union Pacific walthers.com for photos and 932-9591 Undecorated more information on the entire City Streamliner series! American… Series 6-6-4 Sleeper P-S Plan #4099 $64.98 | October 2010 †Wm. K. Walthers, Inc., is a licensed supplier of products 932-9620 Union Pacific (Unskirted) bearing Union Pacific trademarks. *Delivery dates and prices shown were accurate at press time; for updates, visit your participating dealer, see the latest Walthers Observation-Dome-Lounge - #9000-9014 Flyer™ or visit walthers.com. Photos show preproduction models assembled and painted; sketches shown for ACF Lot #4096 illustration purposes only, actual colors and details may vary. $74.98 Each | November 2010 ©2009 Wm. K. Walthers, Inc. 932-9600 Union Pacific 932-9601 Undecorated .
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