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Walthers December 2016 Flyer ADVANCE ADVANCE ADVANCE NEW FROM WALTHERS RESERVATION RESERVATION RESERVATION NEW HO NEW HO 949-2413 CNW† WalthersProto® 55' WalthersMainline® NEW HO Trinity 30,145-Gallon 40' AAR Modified Backhoe Loader SceneMaster™ Tank Car 1937 Boxcar • Must-have for 35' Fluted-Side January 2017 delivery January 2017 delivery contemporary Trailer 2-Pack $44.98 each $24.98 each 949-2414 Consolidated construction sites January 2017 delivery • Limited edition – Freightways • Limited edition – $27.98 each • Positionable front one time run of one time run of bucket & backhoe • Standard American these roadnumbers! these roadnumbers! trailer from late • In service early • 1000s used in 1940s to early 1960s 2000s to present general service late • Terrific loads for 949-2415 Cooper Jarrett, • Currently used in 1930s to 1980s WalthersMainline Inc. ethanol, gasoline & • 2 different car 75 & 53' GSC crude oil service numbers per roadname 949-11002 $29.98 Piggyback Flatcars • See-through etched- • Based on taller cars • Instant period detail Farm Combine metal walkways & built with 10' 6" for loading docks & 949-2416 IC w/Grain & Corn Heads end platforms interior height street scenes • Use with SceneMaster • Factory-installed • Wood running board • Prepainted in Harvest Corn grab irons • 5-5 Dreadnaught ends colorful schemes (949-1141) or Wheat • Prototypical modern • 6' Youngstown doors • Build with landing Fields (949-1143), 949-2417 MILW end rails • Murphy panel roof gear up or down - both sold separately • Highly detailed • AAR (tab) side sills both styles included • Adaptable as load underbody for flatcar or truck • Correct 33" turned- • Ultra-smooth rolling metal wheelsets metal axles & 949-2418 Monon • Proto MAX metal 36" wheelsets knuckle couplers • Proto MAX™ metal knuckle couplers 949-2419 WP† 949-11003 $39.98 CNW† GMC DUKW “Duck” 910-2701 #31306 ADVANCE RESERVATION Amphibious 6x6 Archer Daniels 910-2702 #31308 Cargo/Personnel Midland Transport 920-100611 ADMX #30702 NEW HO WalthersProto Gunderson As-Built • Civilian version of 920-100612 ADMX #30717 All-Purpose 48' Well Car WWII amphibious March 2017 delivery • $39.98 each DUKW LV • Limited edition – one time run of these roadnumbers! 910-2703 #65050 • Prototypes in service 1990s to present • Used today as tour 910-2704 #65117 boats & emergency GATX Corporation • Carries containers & trailers from 20 to 48' in well vehicles 920-100613 GATX #203692 • Etched metal see-through walkways • Great flatcar load 920-100614 GATX #203698 • Heavy die-cast metal body for excellent tracking empty or loaded NH 910-2705 #31350 • Factory-installed wire grab irons, brake gear & 910-2706 #31352 other details General American • Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles & 33" wheelsets (Canada) • Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers 920-100615 CGTX #30701 949-11004 $24.98 920-100616 CGTX #30736 SOO 910-2707 #43600 BNSF 910-2708 #43610 A Note on Availability 920-109201 #210000 920-109202 #210006 At Walthers, we strive to provide you with the widest variety of product possible. In order to achieve this goal, we maintain Global Ethanol significant inventory on site. Despite our best efforts to have 920-100617 TILX #192178 every item you could possibly need in house at all times, it is 920-100618 TILX #192236 BN not realistically possible to do so. For your convenience, we SOU 920-109203 #61002 920-109204 #61007 do our best to promote items that are in stock and to clearly 910-2709 #22423 label other items–those that are new and available for Advance 910-2710 #22425 Reservations or items that are low in stock and have Limited Quantities Available when the Flyer goes to press. At times, we experience a quick sell out on a particular item or unexpected Trinity Industries Coe Rail, Inc. CRLE demand for an item that we believed to have sufficient Leasing 920-109205 #5124 920-109206 #5181 stock in house. In many cases, items can be back ordered 920-100619 TILX #319504 UP† for future delivery. In other cases, we are unable to secure 920-100620 TILX #319462 more of a particular item. For the most up to date availability 910-2711 #190169 information, we encourage you to check walthers.com, email 910-2712 #190168 TTX - DTTX us at [email protected] or call our Customer Service Team 920-109207 #456211 920-109208 #456236 at 1-800-4-TRAINS. Undecorated 920-109209 #456369 920-109210 #456445 Please know that we appreciate your support of both Walthers 910-2700 and your Local Hobby Shop. We are committed to making this †Union Pacific licensed product Undecorated 920-109200 Flyer a valuable part of your model railroading. 21 Shop now at walthers.com, call 1-800-487-2467 or visit your local hobby shop Shop now at walthers.com, call 1-800-487-2467 or visit your local hobby shop Dec16 Front Pages p. 2-3, 17-23.indd 21 11/4/16 10:30 AM ADVANCE NEW FROM WALTHERS RESERVATION NEW HO ADVANCE ADVANCE ADVANCE RESERVATION SceneMaster™ 20' RESERVATION RESERVATION Tank Container - Kit January 2017 delivery NEW WalthersMainline® Plymouth ML-8 HO $9.98 each Industrial Switcher NEW HO • New paint schemes! WalthersProto® January 2017 delivery NEW HO SoundTraxx® Control Decoder $149.98 each • Prepainted & lettered Russell Snowplow SceneMaster™ January 2017 delivery Standard DC $99.98 each • Easy assembly Grass Tufts $69.98 each • Completely new model from rails to roof! January 2017 delivery • Realistic loads for ® • New paint schemes $8.98 each • Prototypes in service 1920s to present, any WalthersProto , & numbers • Ready to use in new several now in museums WalthersMainline® & • Limited edition – or existing scenery • Used as shop switchers by railroads & industries other well cars one time run of • Mix & match with • Available with SoundTraxx DCC decoder with • Great detail for these roadnumbers! other grass tufts built-in CurrentKeeper™ terminals, highways & • Prototypes in service for variety • Highly detailed, heavy die-cast metal industrial scenes 1920s to present • Pre-shaped & underframe & hood • Factory-installed fully assembled • Etched metal, see-through radiator guard grab irons • Each pack includes • Separate metal handrails • Complete underbody 42 individual tufts • Painted, unlettered locos include decals with 949-8107 ATSF w/brake gear & piping • Flexible transparent Cornerstone® industry logos, numbers & more • Custom front truck base • Powerful WalthersMainline drive with: for tighter curves * 5-pole skew-wound motor • Detailed with separate Summer Grass * Prototypical low speed gearing flanger, thin stirrups • Great for adding long * Helical-cut gears for quiet operation 949-8108 Hoyer & window “glass” grass to small areas * All-wheel drive & electrical pickup • Ultra-smooth rolling • Ideal to fill pavement * Machined brass flywheel metal axles & cracks, tree bases 33" wheelsets & more * Constant & directional lights • Railroad-specific • RP-25 metal wheels 949-8109 Tiphook running boards & • Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers headlights • Proto MAX™ metal Black, Silver knuckle couplers w/decals 910-20001 949-8110 UP† SoundTraxx 949-1111 1/4" 0.6cm tall DCC decoder 910-10001 Standard DC 920-110019 CP #400895 949-8111 Vanhool Tank side profile shown 920-110022 Ontario Northland #554 949-1112 1/2" 1.2cm tall ADVANCE Medium Blue w/decals UP† RESERVATION Blooming Flowers 910-20002 SoundTraxx 910-20005 SoundTraxx • Add a splash of DCC decoder DCC decoder color to any scene 910-10002 Standard DC 910-10005 Standard DC 920-110023 PRR • Great detail anywhere NEW HO #497802 flowers grow SceneMaster 53' Singamas Container December 2016 delivery $11.98 each Yellow, Black w/decals US Army • New paint & lettering 910-20003 SoundTraxx Transportation Corps schemes! DCC decoder 910-20006 SoundTraxx 910-10003 Standard DC DCC decoder 910-10006 Standard DC 949-1113 1/4" 0.6cm tall 949-8518 CN 949-1114 1/2" 1.2cm tall 949-8519 Crowley ATSF 910-20004 SoundTraxx Undecorated DCC decoder 910-20000 SoundTraxx 949-8520 CSX †Union Pacific licensed product 910-10004 Standard DC DCC decoder 22 Shop now at walthers.com, call 1-800-487-2467 or visit your local hobby shop Shop now at walthers.com, call 1-800-487-2467 or visit your local hobby shop Dec16 Front Pages p. 2-3, 17-23.indd 22 11/4/16 10:30 AM ADVANCE ADVANCE RESERVATION NEW FROM WALTHERS RESERVATION 949-8521 Hub Group ® NEW HO NEW HO ADVANCE RESERVATION SceneMaster™ 20' 949-8522 JB Hunt Cornerstone® Modern Brick Santa Fe Station Kit Tank Container - Kit December 2016 delivery • $49.98 each January 2017 delivery NEW WalthersMainline® Plymouth ML-8 • Perfect stop for WalthersProto Santa Fe 1954 HO $9.98 each Industrial Switcher El Capitan & other name trains • New paint schemes! 949-8523 Marten January 2017 delivery • Based on original Santa Fe plans from 1954 ® • Prepainted & lettered SoundTraxx Control Decoder $149.98 each • Authentic mid-century design Standard DC $99.98 each • Easy assembly • Prototype in Hutchinson, Kansas & • Completely new model from rails to roof! 949-8524 Umax • Realistic loads for still standing today • Prototypes in service 1920s to present, any WalthersProto®, • Typical of modern stations built by many roads several now in museums WalthersMainline® & 949-8525 Universal • Detailed brickwork & period details • Used as shop switchers by railroads & industries other well cars • Available with SoundTraxx DCC decoder with • Great detail for built-in CurrentKeeper™ terminals, highways & ADVANCE • Highly detailed, heavy die-cast metal industrial scenes RESERVATION underframe & hood • Etched metal, see-through radiator guard NEW HO • Separate metal handrails WalthersProto ACF 70' Baggage
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