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KATO USA Order Sheet Order via Fax: 1-800-548-5286 Purchase order #: Kato U.S.A., Inc 100 Remington Road Date: / / Schaumburg, IL 60173-3705 Dealer Information Dealer ID # (Optional) : In-stock Dealer Name: Address: Item Order Sheet All items listed below are in stock and available for immediate shipment Item # Item Description MSRP Barcode # Qty/Ctn ORDER QTY 35-6201 HO Amtrak Baggage Car Phase IVb #1206 $85.00 4949727059563 12 35-6202 HO Amtrak Baggage Car Phase IVb #1221 $85.00 4949727660400 12 37-6101 HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #68 $198.00 4949727058450 12 37-6102 HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #161 $198.00 4949727058467 12 37-6103 HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #188 $198.00 4949727058474 12 37-6104 HO GE P42 "Genesis" Amtrak 40th Aniversary Phase I #156 $198.00 4949727054971 12 37-6105 HO GE P42 "Genesis" Amtrak 40th Aniversary Phase II #66 $198.00 4949727054346 12 176-8501 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Erie #1068 $135.00 4949727058726 12 176-8502 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Illinois Terminal #1072 $135.00 4949727058740 12 176-8503 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Lackawanna #1074 $135.00 4949727058764 12 176-8504 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage New York Central #1066 $135.00 4949727058771 12 176-8505 N EMD SD70ACe NS heritage Virginian #1069 $135.00 4949727059334 12 176-8506 N EMD SD70ACe Norfolk Southern #1007 $135.00 4949727059334 12 176-8507 N EMD SD70ACe Norfolk Southern #1009 $135.00 4949727058832 12 176-8508 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Reading Lines #1067 $135.00 4949727058788 12 176-8509 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Jersey Central Lines #1071 $135.00 4949727058795 12 176-8510 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Penn Central #1073 $135.00 4949727058801 12 176-8511 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Savannah & Atlanta #1065 $135.00 4949727058849 12 176-8512 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Wabash #1070 $135.00 4949727058818 12 176-8512 N EMD SD70ACe NS Heritage Wabash #1070 $135.00 4949727058818 12 106-5501 N Autorack Amtrak 4-Car Set #1 $90.00 4949727660202 12 106-5502 N Autorack Amtrak 4-Car Set #2 $90.00 4949727660219 12 106-5503 N Autorack Canadian National 4-Car Set $90.00 4949727660226 12 106-5504 N Autorack Canadian Pacific 4-Car Set $90.00 4949727660233 12 N P42 Amtrak 40th Anniversary Phase I locomotive and 3-Car Phase VI Amfleet+Viewliner 106-6286-1 $215.00 4949727660684 10 Bookcase Set N P42 Amtrak 40th Anniversary Phase II locomotive and 3-Car Phase VI Amfleet+Viewliner 106-6286-2 $215.00 4949727660691 10 Bookcase Set N P42 Amtrak 40th Anniversary Phase III locomotive and 3-Car Phase VI Amfleet+Viewliner 106-6286-3 $215.00 4949727660707 10 Bookcase Set N P42 Amtrak 40th Anniversary Phase IV locomotive and 3-Car Phase VI Amfleet+Viewliner 106-6286-4 $215.00 4949727660714 10 Bookcase Set Items listed below are Kobo-custom items and are built-to-order and may require an additional 1-2 weeks turnaround before delivery 37-6101-LS HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #68 w/ ESU Loksound DCC + Sound $318.00 4949727059457 - 37-6101-ST HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #68 w/ Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC + Sound $328.00 4949727059464 - 37-6102-LS HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #161 w/ ESU Loksound DCC + Sound $318.00 4949727059495 - 37-6102-ST HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #161 w/ Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC + Sound $328.00 4949727059471 - 37-6103-LS HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #188 w/ ESU Loksound DCC + Sound $318.00 4949727059488 - 37-6103-ST HO GE P42 "Genesis" Phase Vb #188 w/ Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC + Sound $328.00 4949727059501 - 37-6104-LS HO GE P42 "Genesis" Amtrak 40th Phase I #156 w/ ESU Loksound DCC + Sound $318.00 4949727059297 - 37-6104-ST HO GE P42 "Genesis" Amtrak 40th Phase I #156 w/ Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC + Sound $328.00 4949727058993 - 37-6105-LS HO GE P42 "Genesis" Amtrak 40thPhase II #66 w/ ESU Loksound DCC + Sound $318.00 4949727058986 - 37-6105-ST HO GE P42 "Genesis" Amtrak 40thPhase II #66 w/ Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC + Sound $328.00 4949727058979 - Authorized by: Kato USA, Inc. 100 Remington Road Schaumburg, IL 60173 Order by Fax: 800-548-5286 NEW In-Stock Items - Avilable for order and IMMEDIATE shipment! February 2014 HO Scale Amtrak Baggage Cars – Phase IVb Paint • 100% ready to run: no customer applied detail parts needed! • Amtrak's latest paint – A perfect match for Kato's existing lineup of HO Scale Phase IVb Superliners and both the Phase Vb GE P42 and 40th Anniversary P42 releases. • Smooth Rolling Perfection - With a weighted body and Kato's premium standard blackened metal wheels with all-wheel electrical pickup, this new Amtrak Baggage car will tackle your HO layout with authority. Optional kinematic couplers included with the car will bring it in close with other Superliners in the consist without compromising the minimum turning radius (18"). • Ready for lighting - utilizing a similar underbody hatch system as Kato's HO Superliners and Material Handling Cars, the new HO Baggage Car can utilize the same optional #958046 Marker Light Kit to light up a pair of directional marker lights on either side of the car! Best of all, because it's compatible with any of Kato's HO Modern Amtrak equipment, you can move the #958046 marker light board around in the consist so that it's always in the tail car so that your lights are always in the right place! Item # Description MSRP Barcode # QTY/Ctn HO Amtrak Baggage Car Phase IVb #1206 35-6201 $85 4949727059563 12 ** All New tooling ** HO Amtrak Baggage Car Phase IVb #1221 35-6202 $85 4949727660400 12 ** All New tooling ** 958046 HO Superliner/MHC/Baggage Tail Light Kit 8.50 -- -- Amtrak Licensed Products Kato USA, Inc 100 Remington Road - Schaumburg, IL - 60173 (847) 781-9500 (847) 781-9570 NEW In-Stock Items - Avilable for order and IMMEDIATE shipment! February 2014 HO Scale GE P42 “Genesis” in Phase Vb Paint The Signature Amtrak Locomotive – recreated in HO scale with a brand new Kato drive system and available DCC+Sound! • Experience a revolutionary new HO drive system: with dual truck motors powering a heavy metal drive with built in double speaker housings, the new HO GE P42 will be one of the heaviest, most powerful and smoothest running HO locomotives ever made by Kato USA, capable of operating on 370mm (14 3/5”) radius curves! • Have it any way you want it: The new HO GE P42 will be available with a selection of either ESU Loksound or Soundtraxx DCC and sound systems pre-installed by Kato USA, or in an analog-only version! • Directional lighting on both front and rear: The P42 has double the normal number of lighting options from previous HO offerings, with directional head AND tail lights on both front and rear, with a toggle that will allow you to deactivate one or both lighting pairs when operating multiple P42’s in a single train! • 100% ready to run: no customer applied detail parts needed! • Modern styling: This release will represent the most current appearance of the P42, with modified nose and the most current paint! Non-DCC Versions: Item # Description MSRP Barcode # 37-6101 HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #68 $198 4949727058450 37-6102 HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #161 $198 4949727058467 37-6103 HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #188 $198 4949727058474 DCC + Sound Equipped Versions: Item # Description MSRP Barcode # HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #68 with Pre-installed ESU 37-6101-LS $318 4949727059457 Loksound DCC and Sound HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #161 with Pre-installed ESU 37-6102-LS $318 4949727059464 Loksound DCC and Sound HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #188 with Pre-installed ESU 37-6103-LS $318 4949727059495 Loksound DCC and Sound HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #68 with Pre-installed 37-6101-ST $328 4949727059471 Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC and Sound HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #161 with Pre-installed 37-6102-ST $328 4949727059488 Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC and Sound HO GE P42 “Genesis” Phase Vb #188 with Pre-installed 37-6103-ST $328 4949727059501 Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC and Sound Amtrak Licensed Products Kato USA, Inc 100 Remington Road - Schaumburg, IL - 60173 (847) 781-9500 (847) 781-9570 NEW In-Stock Items - Avilable for order and IMMEDIATE shipment! February 2014 HO Scale GE P42 “Genesis” th Amtrak® 40 Anniversary Phase I and Phase II • Experience a revolutionary new HO drive system: with dual truck motors powering a heavy metal drive with built in double speaker housings, the new HO GE P42 will be one of the heaviest, most powerful and smoothest running HO locomotives ever made by Kato USA, capable of operating on 370mm (14 3/5”) radius curves! • Have it any way you want it: Kato’s HO GE P42 will be available with both ESU Loksound or Soundtraxx DCC and sound systems pre-installed by Kato USA, or in an analog-only version! • Directional lighting on both front and rear: The P42 has both directional head AND tail lights on both front and rear, with a toggle that will allow you to deactivate one or both lighting pairs when operating multiple P42’s in a single train! • 100% ready to run: no customer applied detail parts needed! Non-DCC Versions: Item # Description MSRP Barcode # Qty/Ctn 37-6104 HO GE P42 “Genesis” Amtrak 40th Phase I #156 $198 4949727054971 12 37-6105 HO GE P42 “Genesis” Amtrak 40th Phase II #66 $198 4949727054346 12 DCC + Sound Equipped Versions: Item # Description MSRP Barcode # th HO GE P42 “Genesis” Amtrak 40 Phase I #156 with Pre- 37-6104-LS $318 4949727059297 installed ESU Loksound DCC and Sound th HO GE P42 “Genesis” Amtrak 40 Phase I #156 with Pre- 37-6104-ST $328 4949727058993 installed Soundtraxx Tsunami DCC and Sound th HO GE P42 “Genesis” Amtrak 40 Phase II #66 with Pre- 37-6105-LS $318 4949727058986 installed ESU Loksound DCC and Sound th HO GE P42 “Genesis” Amtrak 40 Phase
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