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OCTOBER 2017 Flyer Cover.Indd lyerlyer OCTOBER 2017 Harness today’s power! All New HO GEVO Updated Tooling! HO PS 4427 COVERED HOPPER Only in this issue BIG PASSENGER CAR SALE SALE ENDS 11-15-2017 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 OCTOBER 2017 Flyer Cover.indd 1 8/29/17 3:02 PM WELCOME CONTENTS It’s No tricks, but you will find plenty of treats in this issue Walthers Flyer First Products Pages 4-10 including the latest Walthers new product news and great New from Walthers Pages 11-19 deals on great products for your fall projects. Walthers Holiday Gift Guide Pages 20-22 Big news about big HO power leads off this month, as our Walthers 2018 Reference Book Page 23 next run of WalthersMainline® SD70ACes will be available Shorter, cooler days and turning leaves are sure signs fall for the first time with an ESU sound decoder for DCC and WalthersMainline Passenger Car Sale Pages 24-27 is coming, but for many folks, it just isn’t official until the DC layouts. Turn to page 4 for full details and your first New From Our Partners Pages 28 & 29 pumpkins are ready. Once those “Pick Your Own” signs look at new numbers and schemes. The Bargain Depot Pages 30 & 31 appear along many farm driveways, the search begins for the Freight doesn’t wait when you have WalthersMainline HO Scale Pages 32-35, 38-60 perfect Jack O’ Lantern. Railfans of course can find plenty of models on the job, and we have four new series of cars to Walthers UPS® Series Pages 46 & 47 “pumpkins” at trackside all year along the BNSF, and orange has expand HO operations. See the full selection starting on long been a favorite color for railroads big or small. Bring any page 5 in this issue. N Scale Pages 60-65 season to life along your line with a great selection of products Fill up empty spaces in contemporary HO scenes with All Scale Pages 66-70 including WalthersMainline® SD60M locos, the newest 50' ACF the new Modern Travel Center, Gas Station, Car Wash and Walthers Spotlight Locomotives Page 71 Exterior Post Boxcars and the SceneMaster™ Pumpkin Patch kit. ® Parking Lot kits from Cornerstone . A must for busy street Featured Online Products Pages 71a-71i scenes, pull into pages 8-9 for photos and information. HO WalthersMainline SD60M w/2-Piece Windshield 910-9703 BNSF #8190 Standard DC $129.98 Some of the most colorful trains on today’s rails can be ON THE COVER part of your operations with new SceneMaster™ models. HO WalthersMainline ACF 50' Exterior Post Boxcar Check out the latest 20' Corrugated Containers and new The work train supervisor reports men and equipment 910-2167 BNSF #724826 53' Singamas Containers on page 10. are in the clear, and things get rolling quickly all along 910-2173 NdeM #104475 the railroad. Clearing up the backlog of trains won’t take 910-2175 Railbox #11325 Find out more about these new models and more by long either, not with powerful lash-ups of GEVO diesels 910-2169 E&LS #9009 visiting walthers.com, by calling us at 1-800-487-2467 on the point. From their introduction in 2005, General or visit your participating hobby shop to reserve any Electric’s Evolution Series has quickly become a favorite HO SceneMaster Pumpkin Patch Kit product in this issue. for freight assignments of every kind. Now arriving, the 949-1115 $11.98 Happy modeling! all-new WalthersMainline ES44s in HO Scale are nicely detailed, affordably priced, and available in your choice of SoundTraxx® sound for DCC and DC layouts, as well as standard DC versions to meet all your contemporary motive power needs. Find out more at walthers.com. 2 Oct2017 ONLINE TOC.indd 2 9/13/17 3:43 PM CONTENTS It’s WHAT’S INSIDE Walthers Flyer First Products Pages 4-10 Pumpkin New from Walthers Pages 11-19 Walthers Holiday Gift Guide Pages 20-22 Time! Walthers 2018 Reference Book Page 23 WalthersMainline Passenger Car Sale Pages 24-27 Shorter, cooler days and turning leaves are sure signs fall is coming, but for many folks, it just isn’t official until the New From Our Partners Pages 28 & 29 pumpkins are ready. Once those “Pick Your Own” signs The Bargain Depot Pages 30 & 31 appear along many farm driveways, the search begins for the HO Scale Pages 32-35, 38-60 perfect Jack O’ Lantern. Railfans of course can find plenty of HO WalthersMainline EMD SD70ACe pg 4 Walthers UPS® Series Pages 46 & 47 “pumpkins” at trackside all year along the BNSF, and orange has long been a favorite color for railroads big or small. Bring any N Scale Pages 60-65 season to life along your line with a great selection of products All Scale Pages 66-70 including WalthersMainline® SD60M locos, the newest 50' ACF Walthers Spotlight Locomotives Page 71 Exterior Post Boxcars and the SceneMaster™ Pumpkin Patch kit. Featured Online Products ONLINE ONLY HO WalthersMainline SD60M w/2-Piece Windshield 910-9703 BNSF #8190 Standard DC $129.98 ON THE COVER HO WalthersMainline ACF 50' Exterior Post Boxcar The work train supervisor reports men and equipment 910-2167 BNSF #724826 are in the clear, and things get rolling quickly all along 910-2173 NdeM #104475 the railroad. Clearing up the backlog of trains won’t take 910-2175 Railbox #11325 long either, not with powerful lash-ups of GEVO diesels 910-2169 E&LS #9009 on the point. From their introduction in 2005, General HO Cornerstone® Modern Travel Center pg 9 Electric’s Evolution Series has quickly become a favorite HO SceneMaster Pumpkin Patch Kit for freight assignments of every kind. Now arriving, the 949-1115 $11.98 all-new WalthersMainline ES44s in HO Scale are nicely detailed, affordably priced, and available in your choice of SoundTraxx® sound for DCC and DC layouts, as well as standard DC versions to meet all your contemporary motive Shop Walthers Flyer on your power needs. Find out more at walthers.com. HO WalthersMainline 50' Waffle Side Boxcar pg 6 3 Oct2017 Front Pages p. 2-19.indd 3 8/29/17 3:14 PM Order Today! ® NEW ROADNAMES! ® ® NEW HO WalthersMainline NEW HO WalthersMainline® EMD SD70ACe 40' PS-1 Boxcar February 2018 delivery December 2017 delivery NEW - ESU Sound & DCC $27.98 each $199.98 each • 1000s of cars built in this Standard DC $129.98 each style 1947 to 1949 • Limited edition – one time run of these roadnumbers! • Used in all types of general freight service into the 1980s • One of the backbones of contemporary loco fleets • Based on early postwar Arkansas & Missouri production cars with: • Prototypes in service 2005 910-19833 #70 J. 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Reilly McCarren Standard DC ESU Sound for DCC & DC 910-9834 #72 Standard DC - Pullman-Standard bowtie layouts featuring: roof w/flat panels - 4 Function outputs with - See-through Apex steel brightness control by CV running board - Fully DCC Compatible - 6' Superior doors - 14, 28, 128 Speedsteps • Correct 33" turned-metal wheelsets - Dual Mode DC/DCC Canadian National (Former EMD Demonstrators) • Proto MAX™ metal knuckle - 4 Air Horns changeable by CVs 910-19835 #8100 ESU Sound & DCC 910-19836 #8101 ESU Sound & DCC couplers - 2 Bells Changeable by CVs 910-9835 #8102 Standard DC 910-9836 #8103 Standard DC - Full 8 Notch Prime Mover Sounds - Compressor - Dynamic Brake - Multiple realistic lighting effects • Easily handles 18" radius curves CSX 910-19837 #4832 ESU Sound & DCC 910-19838 #4843 ESU Sound & DCC (22" or larger recommended) 910-9837 #4835 Standard DC 910-9838 #4840 Standard DC • LED lighting includes: - High or low headlight per prototype - Working front ditch lights • Same powerful drive as WalthersProto® locos featuring: - 5-pole skew-wound motor Ferromex - 14:1 gear ratio 910-19839 #4059 ESU Sound & DCC 910-19840 #4076 ESU Sound & DCC - Helical-cut gears for quiet 910-9839 #4061 Standard DC 910-9840 #4088 Standard DC operation & easy multiple unit operation - All-wheel drive & electrical pickup - Dual machined brass flywheels - Heavy die-cast metal chassis - Constant & directional lights Norfolk Southern • Molded drill starter points for 910-19841 #1000 ESU Sound & DCC 910-19842 #1061 ESU Sound & DCC 910-9841 #1033 Standard DC 910-9842 #1052 Standard DC grab irons (sold separately) • RP-25 metal wheels • Proto MAX™ metal knuckle couplers Providence & Worcester 910-19843 #4301 ESU Sound & DCC 910-19844 #4302 ESU Sound & DCC 910-9843 #4301 Standard DC 910-9844 #4302 Standard DC †Union Pacific licensed product 4 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 Oct2017 Front Pages p. 2-19.indd 4 8/29/17 3:14 PM Order Today! ® NEW ROADNAMES! NEW HO WalthersMainline® 40' PS-1 Boxcar December 2017 delivery Atlantic Coast Line $27.98 each 910-2385 #25680 910-2386 #25686 • 1000s of cars built in this style 1947 to 1949 • Used in all types of general freight service into the 1980s • Based on early postwar Arkansas & Missouri production cars with: 910-19833 #70 J. Reilly McCarren ESU Sound & DCC - Pullman-Standard ends 910-19834 #72 ESU Sound & DCC 910-9833 #70 J. Reilly McCarren Standard DC (no rectangles) 910-9834 #72 Standard DC - Pullman-Standard bowtie Alaska Railroad roof w/flat panels 910-2387 #1239 910-2388 #4524 - See-through Apex steel running board - 6' Superior doors • Correct 33" turned-metal wheelsets Canadian National (Former EMD Demonstrators) • Proto MAX™ metal knuckle 910-19835 #8100 ESU Sound & DCC 910-19836 #8101 ESU Sound & DCC couplers 910-9835 #8102 Standard DC 910-9836 #8103 Standard DC Monon 910-2389 #855 910-2390 #857 CSX 910-19837 #4832
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