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Feb 09 Cover Art 12/23/08 8:55 AM Page 1 Feb 09 Cover Art 12/23/08 8:55 AM Page 1 FLYER Your Number One Resource for Model Railroad Product Information Super Steel Photos For Ashland Iron & Steel pgs 42-43 Get your All-New PROTO 2000® F3s Now! Classic Motive Power in 8 Roadnames Cornerstone Favorites Return Popular N & HO Models Only in this Issue Model the Fabulous 40s Rock Trains in N Scale Four New Project Ideas FEBRUARYFEBRUARY 20092009 RR SaleSale EndsEnds 3-31-093-31-09 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 2-FebSale.ps 12/23/08 9:09 AM Page 2 WELCOME ONLY IN THIS ISSUE Too cold to be outside where you live? Then this is the Modeling the Fabulous 40s Pages 12 & 13 time to heat things up on your workbench or layout! Why Wood Chips? Page 29 Expand Train Set Operations Page 35 NEW FREIGHT CARS! Expand HO industrial operations Life for Loading Docks Page 39 with the latest Gold Line™ Airslide® Covered Hoppers Maintenance-of-Way Rock Train Page 65 and Depressed Center Flat Cars. More details can be Solve Your Space Problem Page 67 found on pages 8-9 in this issue. MODEL TRAINS IN TRANSITION! Be sure to check out the special how-to article inside on modeling the fabulous 40s — using new models like the PROTO 2000® F3s (details on pages 4-5) and F-M H10-44 switchers (latest news on back cover). RAIL SHOPS — Expand operations with the latest kit in the series, the Railroad Shop (#933-2970), now in stock! For more information or to make your advance reservations, visit your participating hobby dealer, go to walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467. ABOUT THE SCENE Everything you need to model steel in HO Scale from start to finish! See pages 42-43 for photos of the latest Ashland Iron & Steel releases. 2 3-FebSale.ps 12/23/08 9:10 AM Page 3 CONTENTS WHAT’S INSIDE PROTO 2000 ® EMD F3 Diesel Pages 4 & 5 New Products from Walthers Pages 6-9 New Arrivals at Walthers Page 10 Back in Stock at Walthers Page 11 Modeling the Fabulous 40s Pages 12 & 13 PROTO 2000 F-M H10-44 Diesel Page 14 Pages 15-17, 19, 22-25, HO Scale 28-41, 44-46, 48-61 Märklin & Trix Train Products Page 18 Classic HO PROTO 2000 EMD F3s 920-48229 pgs 4-5 HO Scale Yellow & Gray Milwaukee Road Cars Pages 20 & 21 HO Scale 20th Century Limited Train, Kits & Accessories Pages 26 & 27 HO Scale Ashland Iron & Steel and Accessories Pages 42 & 43 N Scale Cornerstone Series ® Favorites Page 47 2009 Walthers Reference Books Page 47 N Scale Pages 61, 64-66, 68-71 N 10-6 Sleepers Like-Like Racing from Walthers Pages 62 & 63 5 New Roadnames pg 6 N Scale Cornerstone Modulars ™ Page 67 Z, G & S Scale Page 71 O & On30 Scale Pages 72 & 73 1/50 Scale Page 73 All Scale Pages 73-87 HO Airslide® Covered Hoppers 6 New Roadnames pg 9 HO Latest Milwaukee Road Cars in Yellow & Gray pgs 20-21 HO 20th Century Limited 10-6 Sleepers pgs 26-27 3 4-FebSale.ps 12/23/08 9:10 AM Page 4 New Arrival A-B Set $429.98 w/Sound & DCC $299.98 Standard DC A Unit $229.98 w/Sound & DCC $159.98 Standard DC B Unit $229.98 w/Sound & DCC $159.98 Standard DC PROTO FASTFACTS™ • All-New Body In Service: 1946 – early 80s, • 14:1 Gear Ratio for Easy Multiple-Unit Operations several preserved examples. • Helical Gears for Primary Assignments: Ultra-Quiet & Smooth Road freight and passenger Running service. ATSF NYC • Five-Pole, Skew-Wound, High-Torque, High-Efficiency Introduced in 1946, the F3 Can Motor was the perfect diesel for • Heavily Weighted for railroads ready to replace Maximum Traction aging steam power. Packing • Painted Metal Grab Irons, 1500 horsepower, F3s could Ladder Stand-Offs, be set up in combinations of Handrails & Lift Rings SP† A and B units (some roads B&O • Correct Coupling Distance Between A & B Units opted for A-A sets) for freight or passenger service, where • Authentic Bulldog Nose they performed equally well. • Correct Windshield Slope Replaced by the more • Complete Scale Fuel Tank powerful F7 in February 1949, w/Hangers, Battery Box, Air Tank & Underframe Detail F3s remained in service into CB&Q † the 1980s, when their UP • Correct Style Lighted Numberboards advancing age made them • Full Cab Interior w/Crew prime candidates for trade-ins Figures on newer, more • PROTO-Max™ Die cast powerful hood units. Magnetic Knuckle Couplers • Etched Metal Screens or † Grilles As Appropriate DRGW GN A Units Only - Each Sold Separately Undecorated Not Shown • Authentic Detailing as Appropriate for Each Find a hobby shop near you! Call 1-800-487-2467 Roadname 4 or visit walthers.com for more information. 5-FebSale.ps 12/23/08 12:03 PM Page 5 Road Specific Details A-B Sets $429.98 w/Sound & DCC B&O $299.98 Standard DC ATS Shoe Nathan 5-Chime Airhorns ATSF High Radiator Fans 920-41227 #200L & 200A w/Sound & DCC “Chicken Wire” Side Grilles 920-41228 #200C & 200B w/Sound & DCC Steam Generator Details 920-48227 #201L & 201A Standard DC Roof Cooling Pipes on B Units 920-48228 #201C & 201B Standard DC UP† B&O* Single Chime Airhorns 920-41229 #86 & 86AX w/Sound & DCC See-Through Dynamic Brake Grids 920-48229 #88 & 88X Standard DC Roof Grabs CB&Q Add-on Winterization Hatch 920-41231 #160A & 160B w/Sound & DCC Green Anti-Glare Nose Panel 920-48231 #161A & 161B Standard DC Mars Light DRGW† CB&Q 920-41233 #5541 & 5542 w/Sound & DCC Fireman Side Nose Grabs 920-41234 #5544 & 5543 w/Sound & DCC Wagonwheel Radio Antenna 920-48233 #5521 & 5522 Standard DC Printed EMD Model Plate 920-48234 #5524 & 5523 Standard DC Skirts Vary Per Prototype Engine NYC High or Low Fans as Appropriate 920-41237 #1611 & 2409 w/Sound & DCC Mars Light 920-48237 #1619 & 1628 Standard DC Modeling Note: When modeling a SP† complete A-B-A lashup, group #161 920-41239 #6103A & 6103B w/Sound & DCC represents a set that is still drawbarred 920-41240 #6103D & 6103C w/Sound & DCC together with nose number plates. 920-48239 #6104A & 6104B Standard DC Whereas group #160 is “de-drawbarred” 920-48240 #6104D & 6104C Standard DC and features A and C suffixes after the † unit number painted on the nose. Both of UP these groups are prototypically accurate 920-41241 #1407 & 1408B w/Sound & DCC for 1963. 920-48241 #1404 & 1404B Standard DC ATSF Undecorated w/Mars Light Rear-Mount Wagonwheel Radio Aerial or 920-41226 w/Sound & DCC Firecracker Antenna as Appropriate 920-48226 Standard DC Engineer Side Nose Grabs Wind Deflectors A Unit Only Photo-Etched Horizontal Grilles $229.98 w/Sound & DCC See-Through Dynamic Brake Grids $159.98 Standard DC Low Radiator Fans SP† B&O 920-41230 #82 w/Sound & DCC High Radiator Fans 920-48230 #84 Standard DC See-Through Dynamic Brake Grids “Chicken Wire” Side Grilles CB&Q Full Fuel Tank Skirts 920-41232 #160C w/Sound & DCC Mars Light 920-48232 #161C Standard DC NYC GN Automatic Train Stop Shoe 920-41235 #263-A w/Sound & DCC Single Chime Airhorns 920-41236 #263-B w/Sound & DCC High or Low Radiator Fans per Prototype 920-48235 #259-A Standard DC Engineer Side Nose Grabs 920-48236 #259-B Standard DC Skirts Vary Per Prototype NYC DRGW† 920-41238 #1623 w/Sound & DCC 920-48238 #1628 Standard DC “Chicken Wire” Grilles Side Louvers Whip Radio Antenna B Unit Only DRGW-Nose & Ladder Grabs on $229.98 w/Sound & DCC Fireman Side $159.98 Standard DC Single Chime Airhorn Installed Mars Light UP† Full Fuel Tank Skirt 920-41242 #1408C w/Sound & DCC 920-48242 #1404C Standard DC Modeling Note: The model out of the box is accurate for modeling 1961. B&O To allow easy customization, the following 920-41243 #82X w/Sound & DCC details are packed separately for modeling 920-48243 #84X Standard DC 1962-1964 operations - • Nathan M3 Horn • Nose MU Receptacle • Pilot MU Hoses • Firecracker Antenna • Additional Journals for Era-specific Configurations GN (“Empire Builder” Scheme) Front Number Plate “Chicken Wire” Side Grilles High Radiator Fans From Walthers See-Through Dynamic Brake Grids Full Fuel Tank Skirt ©2008 Wm. K. Walthers, Inc. Preproduction models shown, some details and colors may vary. Delivery & prices shown were accurate at press time. For updates, please visit walthers.com. †Union Pacific licensed product. 5 6-FebSale.ps 12/23/08 9:10 AM Page 6 Stay up-to-date on the newest products with the Walthers Flyer. Advance Reservations — Reserve now for future delivery (visit walthers.com for On these pages you’ll find the latest news and information about delivery updates). Walthers™ and Life-Like releases in all scales, which include: New Arrivals — Items now in stock at participating hobby shops, or ready to ship from the Walthers warehouse. HO PROTO 2000® AAR 53'6" 50-Ton Flat Car w/Load 920-54493 Kit $19.98 Each Ready to Run $31.98 Each • New Roadnames & 920-54543 Ready to Run #6622 Roadnumbers w/Generators 920-54544 Ready to Run #6700 • Realistic Load Included w/Wagon Boxes & Frames • 4 Different Numbers for Minneapolis & St. Louis Each Scheme 920-54495 Kit #23525 w/Generators • Metal RP-25 Wheels 920-54496 Kit #23801 w/Wagon • PROTO-Max™ Die Cast Metal Boxes & Frames 920-54540 Knuckle Couplers 920-54545 Ready to Run #23436 w/Generators Chicago & North Western† 920-54546 Ready to Run #23510 920-54489 Kit #46530 w/Generators w/Wagon Boxes & Frames CNW† 920-54490 Kit #46299 w/Wagon Nickel Plate Road Boxes & Frames 920-54497 Kit #3000 w/Generators 920-54539 Ready to Run #46436 920-54498 Kit #3036 w/Wagon w/Generators Boxes & Frames DRGW† 920-54540 Ready to Run #46122 920-54547 Ready to Run #3040 w/Wagon Boxes & Frames w/Generators Denver & Rio Grande Western† 920-54548 Ready to Run #3020 920-54491 Kit #22001 w/Generators w/Wagon Boxes & Frames EJ&E 920-54492 Kit #22122 w/Wagon Northern Pacific Boxes & Frames 920-54499 Kit #62201 w/Generators 920-54541
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