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4-09 Flyer Cover 21-AprilSale.ps 3/2/09 12:36 PM Page 21 HO Pullman Heavyweight 14-Section Pullman-Built Heavyweight Sleeper HO HO ACF Heavyweight 70' Baggage- 36-Seat Diner Walthers Rolling Stock Express ™ Walthers Rolling Stock 932-10201 Pullman Walthers Rolling Stock 932-10164 SOU 932-10203 CB&Q 932-10505 UP† (gray) - Older Style Doors † 932-10165 SAL 932-10209 SP 932-10509 SP† - Modern Style Doors 932-10166 SOO 932-10214 B&M 932-10511 DRGW† - Older Style Doors 932-10167 ACL 932-10215 C&O Reg. Price: $49.98 Sale: $19.98 932-10168 C&O 932-10216 IC 932-10169 NKP 932-10217 L&N Reg. Price: $49.98 Sale: $19.98 932-10218 NH 932-10219 Wabash Reg. Price: $49.98 Sale: $19.98 HO Pullman Heavyweight 6-3 Sleeper Walthers Rolling Stock 932-10401 Pullman 932-10402 ATSF HO Pullman-Standard Streamlined 10-6 Sleeper (Plan #4140) 932-10403 CB&Q Walthers Rolling Stock Superliner® I Sleeper 932-10404 PRR HO † 932-6841 GN Walthers Rolling Stock. Cars feature a 932-10405 UP (gray) † 932-6842 ATSF metal-plated finish for extra authenticity. Other 932-10406 CNW 932-6843 CNW† details include full interiors, factory-installed wire 932-10407 NYC † 932-6844 Amtrak Phase I grab irons and handrails, appropriate trucks, built- 932-10408 UP (yellow) † 932-6845 SP† (silver w/red letterboard) in electrical contacts for Walthers interior lighting 932-10409 SP 932-6846 NP kits (sold separately) and PROTO Max™ all-metal 932-10410 B&O † 932-6848 DRGW† knuckle couplers. 932-10411 DRGW 932-6849 C&O 932-16171 Sleeper Amtrak® Phase II 932-10412 MILW 932-6850 Rock Island 932-16172 Sleeper Amtrak Phase III 932-10400 Undecorated 932-6851 UP† 932-16173 Sleeper Amtrak Phase IV Reg. Price: $49.98 Sale: $19.98 932-6852 NYC Price: $59.98 Reg. Price: $44.98 Sale: $16.98 HO SCALE R FREIGHT CARS War Emergency Hopper NSC 50' Newsprint Boxcar HO ® HO PROTO 2000 from Walthers 2-Pack 920-31622 SCL #682478 HO AAR 53'6" Flat Car w/Load PROTO 1000 from Walthers Reg. Price: $31.98 Sale: $15.98 PROTO 2000 from Walthers 920-237151 CN - Yellow Door Assembled #400404 & #400824 920-54539 CNW† #46436 w/Generators 920-237153 CN - Modern Web Site 920-54540 CNW† #46122 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames Scheme #401732 & #401748 920-54541 DRGW† #22145 w/Generators 920-237154 CP w/Multi-Mark 920-54542 DRGW† #22032 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames #85054 & #85154 Different Roadname Shown 920-54543 Elgin, Joliet & Eastern #6622 w/Generators 920-237155 CP - No Multi-Mark HO 52'6" Drop-End Mill 920-54544 Elgin, Joliet & Eastern #6700 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames #81214 & #80967 Gondola w/Load - 920-54545 Minneapolis & St. Louis #23436 w/Generators 920-237158 Duluth, Winnipeg & ® Time-Saver Kit 920-54546 Minneapolis & St. Louis #23510 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames Pacific #403020 & #403053 PROTO 2000 from Walthers 920-54547 NKP #3040 w/Generators Reg. Price: $37.98 Sale: $23.98 920-31975 CR #510862 (Can 920-54548 NKP #3020 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames Opener) w/Ductwork 920-54549 NP #62088 w/Generators Reg. Price: $27.98 Sale: $13.98 920-54550 NP #62055 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames Price: $31.98 Time-Saver Kit 920-54489 CNW† #46530 w/Generators 920-54490 CNW† #46299 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames 920-54491 DRGW† #22001 w/Generators PS2-CD 4427 High-Side † HO 920-54492 DRGW #22122 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames Covered Hopper 920-54493 Elgin, Joliet & Eastern #6599 w/Generators Limited-Run 2-Pack 100-Ton Three-Bay Open HO 920-54494 Elgin, Joliet & Eastern #6609 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames PROTO 2000 from Walthers Hopper 920-54495 Minneapolis & St. Louis #23525 w/Generators 920-254677 Cooperative Marketing PROTO 1000™ from Walthers 920-54496 Minneapolis & St. Louis #23801 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames Assocation #7590 & #7572 920-37005 SOO #60239 920-54497 NKP #3000 w/Generators 920-254679 Cargill Grain #7249 & 920-37009 B&O #83740 920-54498 NKP #3036 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames #7228 920-37011 SLSF #88228 920-54499 NP #62201 w/Generators 920-254680 Peavey (TDLX) #6234 & 920-37012 RDG #41563 920-54500 NP #62133 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames #6236 920-37014 PC #473972 Price: $19.98 Reg. Price: $67.98 Sale: $42.98 Reg. Price: $10.98 Sale: $5.98 †Union Pacific licensed product 21 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 22-AprilSale.ps 3/2/09 12:36 PM Page 22 EARLY DIESEL-ERA CABOOSE HOPS Mile-long freight trains and Typically, the work is These trains can be very Standard DC $179.98 Each 920-47794 DRGW† #120 racing Limiteds might get arranged so the engine crew small, usually just the loco, 920-47795 DRGW† #121 all the attention, but small can always back into the the loaded car and a caboose. 920-47796 N&W #2127 trains pay the bills. siding, with the first half of Loads that overhang are 920-47797 N&W #2128 their work done on the way protected by empty flat cars 920-47798 UP† #1301 Sometimes starting out as † out of the yard, and the rest ahead and behind. A rider 920-47799 UP #1303 just an engine and caboose, 920-47800 Monon #18 on the way home. coach may also be provided these trains were often 920-47802 PC #8244 for anyone accompanying handled by a switch engine. Transfer Runs 920-47803 PC #8248 the load in transit. 920-47804 SLSF (Frisco) #270 Virtually any freight car At terminal cities served by 920-47805 SLSF (Frisco) #273 Hot Cars could be found in their two or more railroads, 920-47806 Wabash #380 consist and they worked blocks of cars are usually On occasion, customers are 920-47807 Wabash #381 industries large and small. interchanged or transferred, anxiously awaiting a carload 920-47809 PRR #9083 between each line once or of must-have materials. It’s 920-47810 PRR #9087 Handling a variety of twice daily. not unusual for these cars 920-47808 Undecorated specific chores, they’re easy to move as a special train, NEW HO PROTO 2000 Northeastern to model and will add The trains are assembled by consisting of an engine, Center Cupola Caboose interesting operations to switch crews as solid trains $37.98 Each the car and caboose to any size layout. headed for the same line, or 920-54825 PC #18420 expedite delivery. as blocks of cars to be 920-54826 PC #18424 Wayfreights 920-54829 C&O #90355 delivered to each railroad. ® Working back and forth NEW HO PROTO 2000 F-M H10-44 920-54830 C&O#90354 The transfer crew threads Sound & DCC $279.98 Each: 920-54833 CNJ #91537 over a section of the line, † their way across town, 920-40794 DRGW #122 920-54834 CNJ #91547 the wayfreight, also known 920-40795 DRGW† #123 dropping off cars at the 920-54835 Lehigh & as patrols, locals and turns, 920-40796 N&W #2132 receiving line and picking New England #584 handles cars for smaller 920-40797 N&W #2133 up any cars coming back to † customers, either in one 920-40798 UP #1301 Locomotive Shown in Photo: their own. 920-40799 UP† #1304 large community or in sev- 920-40800 Monon #18 HO PROTO 2000® F-M H10-44 eral outlying towns. Starting High & Wide Loads 920-40802 PC #8256 w/Sound & DCC - CNJ from a nearby yard, these Oversize loads sometimes 920-40803 PC #8260 920-40782 I $279.98 pose problems for regular 920-40804 SLSF (Frisco) #274 trains deliver cars, pick up See more locos, freight cars and 920-40805 SLSF (Frisco) #279 loads or empties, and spot traffic, they may be run cabooses in this issue and online 920-40806 Wabash #382 at walthers.com cars for customers. when the rest of the 920-40807 Wabash #383 railroad is fairly quiet. 920-40809 PRR #9089 †Union Pacific licensed product 920-40810 PRR #9095 920-40808 Undecorated 22 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 23-AprilSale.ps 3/2/09 12:36 PM Page 23 HO SCALE R FREIGHT CARS HO Evans 100-Ton HO Bethgon Coalporter HO PS-2 2893 Cubic Foot 55' Cushion Coil Car Gondola 6-Pack 3-Bay Covered Hopper HO General American Walthers Gold Line Walthers Gold Line. Perfect for your Walthers Gold Line 40' Meat Reefer post-1980s coal trains, these cars ™ ™ 932-3822 CSX Transportation 932-7959 WC Walthers Gold Line (round covers, blue, yellow) feature an authentic trough bottom 932-7960 BN 932-2579 Dugdale Packing 932-3823 CR (round covers, and a hidden weight for better 932-7961 CR 932-2580 Black Hills Packing Co. Mineral Red) operation. End cars are equipped with 932-7962 CNW† 932-2581 American Refrigerator one magnetic knuckle coupler and † † 932-3820 Undecorated (angled Reg. Price: $27.98 Sale: $14.98 Transit /MP /N&W covers) intermediate cars have fixed-knuckle 932-2582 Liebmann Packing Reg. Price: $24.98 Sale: $14.98 couplers for best appearance. 932-2583 Armour (PCX) † More Great Roadnames 932-40401 UP #5 (Aluminum) 932-2585 Schuyler (WCLX) #2099 932-40402 BNSF (silver w/ green 932-2586 Central (ART) #91499 Also Available! † † ends) 932-2588 Greenlee (URTX) #69101 932-3831 UP /CNW 932-3834 CSX w/Angled Hoods 932-40403 BNSF (silver w/Mineral 932-2590 Spencer (URTX) #60067 Brown ends) Reg. Price: $21.98 Sale: $7.98 932-3835 ICG 932-3836 CP Reg. Price: $99.98 Sale: $67.98 932-3837 NYC (Jade Green) More Roadnames & 932-3838 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Roadnumbers Also Available! HO ATSF 1300-Series Wood 932-3839 C&O 932-5302 CSXT #1 Caboose 932-3840 B&O 932-5303 UP† (black) Walthers Gold Line 932-3845 NS 932-5336 BNSF (Aluminum/Black) 932-7582 A.T.S.F.
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