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Uncataloged RailKing GEVO Rolling Stock Announced

December 3, 2014 - M.T.H. Electric Trains is releasing two new RailKing freight cars next February to complement the RailKing GEVO ES44 Diesel released earlier this year. The box car and caboose are each painted in GEVO colors and will look great being pulled by the GEVO diesel on any O Gauge layout. Quantities are limited, so see your local M.T.H. Authorized Retailer for ordering details before they're all gone!

Item No. 30-74818 G.E. Evolution Box Car
MSRP: $54.95

Item No. 30-77262 G.E. Evolution Steel Caboose
MSRP: $59.95

These limited production releases can be ordered through JR Junction Train & Hobby or any MTH Authorized retailer.

12/3/144:27 PM

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Keith6700OGR Forum Member

That caboose looks really cool. I might try to get one.

TheBigCrabCakeOGR Forum Member

Thanks for the "Heads Up". I can see those selling out quick.

Emile

SpenceOGR Forum Member

I ordered a caboose and 10 box cars today from Dave at Mercer Junction.

12/4/1410:10 PM

Rocky MountaineerOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by Spence:

... 10 box cars ...

My kinda guy!!! Now that'll make a nice unit train.

12/4/1410:43 PM

cbojanowerOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBERMEMORIAL SUPPORTER

I assume they are "traditional" size, not scale?

12/4/1411:04 PM

Rocky MountaineerOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by cbojanower:

I assume they are "traditional" size, not scale?

Looks that way. It's a Railking piece, and specs on the website indicate 11-1/2" x 2-3/8" x 2-5/16".

Whereas a Premier PS-1 boxcar has the following specs: 14-1/2" x 2-5/8" x 4-3/16".

Since I have the Premier GEVO (2 of them actually), I would have jumped at this if they were Premier offerings.

David

12/4/1411:15 PM

Bill TOGR Forum Member

I think they would look A-OK trailing behind the Evo engineering car even if you have the Premier version of the loco.

SpenceOGR Forum Member

When I like something I have a tendency to buy more. I have 4 of the engines. Don't even ask about my Divco Milk Trucks. (LOL)

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