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Delivered to our shop and processing orders NOW!  Boy do these look great!

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ARRIVED 11/22/21!

Due out 3rd Quarter of 2021!  These two paint schemes never before produced by MTH in Premier on these cars!  Price $64.99.  Call or email to reserve yours NOW!  As true to prototypical as possible!  Two car numbers for each paint scheme!  WOW!! Create your 1960-80's unit trains now.  Each car has a removable coal load to give you the most realistic operation possible.  Note on the C&EI car the unique stamping on the underbelly chutes and having the correct arch-bar trucks.  AND as a plus each C&EI car will be stamped "When empty return to Mt. Vernon, Ill." !!!  Representing one of that railroads' coal loading facilities.  On the C&NW car it has a very distinguish yellow end true to life!  Anyone living within the C&NW System (from Chicago to Wyoming's Powder River Basin) will remember these unit trains as they passed!  Stay tuned everyone for even more announcements to come next week!



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The above picture is of a HO Bowser car representing a 3-bay hopper from Bethlehem Steel which was announced in a railroaders modeling magazine.  Artwork / Image done by Bowser.

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Last edited by Berwyns Toys and Trains
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So. The C&EI. Or as I said when I picked this car up. “The Who?”

I don’t often roll the dice on model trains. I like to know the history of the line. The story of the car. What it did. Who it worked for. How accurate it is.

And sometimes you get a railcar because it looks nice.

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Once Again Berwyns toys and trains and MTH knock it out of the park. Coal hoppers are always a bit of a drag (get it?) design wise. You’re going to have a black dirty car hauling rocks or a brown dirty car hauling rocks. Yet on occasion it looks just right in a tight consist. I equate a coal car to a nice Slice of pizza. I don’t want a ton of it all the time. But when you’re in the mood for one it’s definitely worth it when you find a good one.

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Again the unique local details make this car far more interesting to me than just some random blob of brown to get lost in a long train.

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If you’ve made it this far do yourself a favor and give the Folks at Berwyns Toys and Trains a call and reserve your C&EI Coal hopper (or it’s handsome CNW equivalent) today!

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