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volume two, number one a supplement to walthers ho, n&z and big trains reference books New Mikado from Aristo-Craft is Packed with Features The 2-8-2 Mikado “Mike” is axle has its own gearbox for Aristo-Craft’s latest added pulling strength and addition to its line of reliability. By transferring G Scale steam power to all eight drive locomotives. wheels, designers were able Built on to give the side rods and the valve gear more new four- realistic proportions axle, ball- because they’re bearing- strictly for equipped power appearance; this also truck, the Mikado has reduces maintenance The new Mikado includes: an all-new motor block needs. And since all drivers pick up • Operating smoke unit featuring four new patent-pending electrical power from the rails, the “Mike” (SD45 type) with smokestack gearboxes. The gearboxes are driven by performs as well as any Aristo-Craft diesel. • Operating front headlight a single large can motor New design, • Operating marker/classification lights equipped with its own authentic detail • Moveable cab side windows cooling fan. There are also and plenty of • Blackened solid brass handrails three flywheels within the features make motor block, one between this new Mikado • Boiler and cab interior detail each gearbox. a must-have for Choose from a variety of roadnames, each Like the highly successful any G Scale with a Vanderbilt or Pacific tender depending SD45 diesel, each driver enthusiast. on roadname, plus undecorated models. New Trix Kit Expands HO Steel Operations Whether it’s the towering buildings or the earth. Inside, iron ore is slowly transformed their operations with several new kits from eerie glow of the night sky, a steel works is into steel. And since railroads are essential Trix. The Basic Oxygen Furnace one of the most fascinating industries on to operations, a steel works can be a great (#441-66106) has everything found at the addition to almost any layout. While the prototype, including two converter vessels, signature building is the blast two overhead traveling cranes, a work furnace, many other steps platform, safety doors, crude iron ladles, are required. Once crude slag ladles and scrap iron charging boxes. iron leaves the furnace, For more lifelike detail, the Accessory the next stop is the Lighting Kit (#441-66111) includes ceiling converter. Many lights, blinking warning lights and special types have been bulbs to simulate the fiery glow of molten used over the years, steel in the converters! but today, the Basic Combine the furnace with Walthers HO Oxygen Furnace Scale steel works kits including the Blast (BOF) is common Furnace with Cast House (#933-3054), Coke as it’s faster, Oven and Quencher (#933-3053) and cheaper and cleaner Rolling Mill (#933-3052), each sold than older methods. separately, to model an integrated mill. For Steel modelers more information, visit Walthers web site at working in HO walthers.com. Scale can expand FLEX TRACK CODE 155 - S SCALE new arrivals at walthers S-Helper’s flexible track features Celcon® wood RIVER PASS SUBTERRAIN LAYOUT PHASE I grain ties and Code 155 nickel-silver rail. Woodland Scenics’ latest kit features the SubTerrain System and includes risers, inclines, profile boards, Designed to operate foam sheets, plaster cloth, tunnel portals, culverts and earth color liquid pigments. Complete plans and detailed with all A.C. Gilbert instructions are also included to make building a complete terrain base easy. Track, structures, scenery and trains American Flyer and not included. 1/64 S Scale 785-1484 River Pass Subterrain Layout Phase I 339.00 Trains. 641-466 pkg(24) 179.95 Layout Shown Assembled With All Three River Pass Sets; Each Sold Separately. TRACKSIDE SANDHOUSE - 1997 CHEVROLET HO SCALE BLAZER EA 13.49 - HO This easy-to-build kit from International SCALE Hobby Corp. features pre-colored Keep your HO Scale molded plastic streets safe parts, with base. with these police 348-7763 vehicles Trackside from E-R Sandhouse 9.98 Models. 262-92651 Highway Patrol 262-92652 New York State Police AGING & WEATHERING 2-RAIL SWITCH MACHINE MODELS (AND STUFF) EA 10.95 - O SCALE WITH AN AIRBRUSH These switch machines from Badger Air-Brush explains in a Atlas O fit Code 148 simple, down-to earth manner turnouts. UV compatible and THOMAS THE how to take a clean model great for indoor and outdoor TANK ENGINE and turn it into a grimy, dirty use. SETS W/E-Z mess! With a few basic colors and a little ingenuity you’ll 151-7098 Left Hand TRACK learn the techniques 151-7099 Right Hand SYSTEM - necessary to weather your HO SCALE own models for a truly realistic Bachmann look. 60 minutes. provides fun for the littlest 165-11 Video Aging & engineer! Each set includes cars mentioned (with international style hook and loop couplers), an oval Weathering Models (and stuff) of Snap-Fit E-Z Track®, a plug-in terminal rerailer, power pack and an illustrated instruction manual. With An Airbrush 25.95 160-642 Thomas w/Annie & Clarabel Passenger Cars 76.00 160-643 Percy & the Troublesome Trucks 76.00 160-644 Deluxe Thomas w/Annie & Clarabel 105.00 STEAM 4-6-2 POWERED, ALL METAL EA 139.98 - N SCALE These highly detailed, all-metal engines from Model Power feature a realistic metal boiler, gear-driven wheels, all-wheel pick-up on the locomotive and tender, flywheel drive with a skewed-armature can motor and working headlight. Each unit is also DCC compatible. 490-7400 ATSF 490-7402 B&O 490-7399 Undecorated 2 STARLITE DINER - O SCALE This structure from K-line includes a lighted sign and musical sounds. Measures approximately 16-1/4 x 10-1/8". 401-42404 Starlite Diner 79.95 DIESEL EMD SD40 POWERED EA 99.98 - N SCALE These models from Kato include a bright-white headlight, blackened metal wheels, printed numberboards, MU hose detail and magnetic knuckle couplers. 381-1762001 Algoma Central #180 (gray, maroon, yellow) “JUPITER” FERRIS WHEEL - HO SCALE 381-1762002 Algoma Central #182 (gray, maroon, This attraction from Faller features 36 gondolas, entrance yellow) pavilion, colorful support trusses, decorative rooftop ornaments 381-1762003 CR #6324 (blue) for the ticket booth and 12-16V motor. Measures 11 x 8-5/8 x 381-1762004 CR #6345 (blue) 20-1/2" 28 x 22 x 52cm. 381-1762005 ATSF #5003 (blue & yellow “Warbonnet”) 272-140470 “Jupiter” Ferris Wheel Kit 199.99 381-1762006 ATSF #5014 (blue & yellow 272-140471 Ferris Wheel Lighting Set 159.99 “Warbonnet”) 381-1762007 UP #3021 (large cab number, yellow, gray) MERCEDES BENZ ACTROS FIRE BRIGADE 381-1762101 CP Rail #5524 (Action Red, white, VEHICLES EA 8.99 - HO SCALE black w/Multimark) Boley allows modelers to add realistic 381-1762102 CP Rail #5559 (Action Red, white, emergency vehicles to any layout with black w/Multimark) these ready-to-run plastic models. SKELETON LOG CAR 2 PACKS (READY-TO-RUN) 381-1762103 UP #3039 (large cab number, yellow, EA 29.95 - HO SCALE gray) 185-5001 Ladder Truck w/Open Rivarossi’s fully assembled log cars are ready for service, 381-1762000 Undecorated Compartments (red) featuring diecast metal bodies, separate K type airbrakes, 185-5002 Ladder Truck w/Corrugated optional log loads and tie-down chains. Plus, they come Doors (red) prepainted and lettered in the same schemes as the Heisler 185-5003 Rescue Unit w/Life Raft & Side locos so you can model a complete train in minutes. Doors (red) 185-5004 Fire Engine w/Roll-Up Doors (red) 635-2293 NP 635-2294 McCloud River 635-2295 Georgia Pacific 635-2296 Pacific Lumber 635-2297 Ohio Match 635-2309 Coos Bay Lumber Co. 635-2317 West Side Lumber Co. 635-2319 Weyerhaeuser Timber 635-2344 St. Regis Paper Co. 635-2345 Cass Scenic Railway Prototype Photo Shown HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD #803 “SLEEPY HOLLOW” COACH/CHAIR CAR SEATS PKG(24) EA 12.95 - HO SCALE FOREST FLOOR FINE FOLIAGE These Red Cap Line sets provide accurate seating (60 CUBIC INCH RESEALABLE BAGS) for a 48-seat coach or chair car. Kits can be built to EA 8.49 match the 830 or 830C style seat and include Forest Floor by Timberline is a blend of bulkhead footrests. Complete instructions cover ground cover to add overall depth to its TRI STAR INDUSTRIES - N SCALE assembly and painting and include prototype history appearance. The ground cover is Pikestuff brings to you a versatile kit that can be built 16, 20 or and photos. accented with real wood deadfall. 24 scale feet tall. End walls and side walls have door openings provided. Rear walls have cut lines for optional door openings. 630-1130001 Gray 710-60400 Forest Floor Includes doors, windows, vent, downspouts, foundation and 630-1130004 Dark Blue 710-60403 Deep Forest Floor steps. Measures a scale 70 x 60'. 630-1130005 Brown 710-60406 Mountain Meadow 630-1130006 Pea Green 710-60409 Spring Mountain Meadow 541-8013 Tri Star Industries 14.95 3 new arrivals at walthers CAT® CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT EA 14.95 - HO SCALE These officially licensed Caterpillar diecast scale model replicas from Norscot are great additions to layout scenes and make superb flat car loads as well as display models. Each is made from the original blueprints of the real-life machine to ensure a truly authentic reproduction. Fully assembled and finished in official CAT colors, the models also feature many moving and/or positionable parts. 526-55107 315C Excavator 526-55108 D5M LGP Track Type Tractor w/Dozer Blade 526-55109 966G Series II Wheel Loader DIGITAL COMMAND CONTROL STARTER SET This NCE Corporation starter set features power pack with command Photo Shows station, booster, ProCab, two decoders, manual and wire.
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