MTH made the announcement at the NMRA national show in Portland:
S scale freight cars
53’-6” flatcar with 40-foot trailer. Baltimore & Ohio, Great Northern, Illinois Central, New York Central, Pacific Fruit Express, Pennsylvania RR, Seaboard Air Line, and Western Maryland. Two road numbers per scheme. $69.95. December 2015. MTH Electric Trains, 410-381-2580, www.mthsgaugetrains.com
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Did they say anything about the F3 engines? If not could you ask them please?
Liberated this image from the Model Railroader website:
Rusty
There is nothing about them on the link you posted. The only new items listed are the PS2 hoppers that they just released.
Roundhouse Bill,
Sorry, I'm not at the show.
J Wayne,
I noticed that, too. The link was included with the announcement. I'm not sure why they haven't yet posted anything on their website. What I thought was interesting is the December, 2015 date they listed.
Mark,
Did you get the AM MKT trailer and car?
MTH also has their DCS WI-FI Box at the show. On FB they said they`re expecting delivery in the Oct-Nov time-frame.
Oooo. There's a stock number for scale wheels.
Rusty
I'm in for the PFE and IC cars.
Ben
Only partially posted, since a search by SKU number returns an "item not found" error message, so there's no way to check the product locator for a due date (which would probably be wrong anyway).
Still no mention of the 2015 S catalog...
Bill in FtL
That's interesting. Is the CNW car a production error model or a factory sample? "Chicago" is now spelled with a 'q', not a 'g'?
Where can we order these flat cars with trailer? order direct from MTH?
Regards,
Swafford
Good Morning,
Ordered the flat cars with trailers from Brian Marsh at Overland Hobbies this morning.
Regards,
Frank
That's interesting. Is the CNW car a production error model or a factory sample? "Chicago" is now spelled with a 'q', not a 'g'?
Dunno but they did the same trailer in O gauge...20-98118.
Mark
Well, folks:
Finally located a photo on the C&NW historical society site.
Rusty
They didn't show up in a Google or Yahoo search. So, I tried the age old advice: Check the historical society website.
Fortunately, the C&NWHS maintains a public photo gallery. I found the photo in the "miscellaneous" section.
Rusty
Swafford:
Ordered these from Port Lines Hobbies at $54, preorder price.
Roger
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