Scale models

http://marchmeet.net/

Google is your friend...

Bob

I am surprised no one has yet mentioned Intermountain for transition era rolling stock. Plenty of kits and ready built still available on the auction sites and shows. Plastic that equals or exceeds most all brass models in detail.

Pete

flanger posted:

http://marchmeet.net/

Google is your friend...

Bob

Lol, thanks Bob, i did find it on FB actually..

Norton posted:

I am surprised no one has yet mentioned Intermountain for transition era rolling stock. Plenty of kits and ready built still available on the auction sites and shows. Plastic that equals or exceeds most all brass models in detail.

Pete

Though a little out of my time frame, 80's to 90's, they do look very nice from what i have seen. Need them to move up to more modern stuff now..

Antlor posted:

Norton posted:

I am surprised no one has yet mentioned Intermountain for transition era rolling stock. Plenty of kits and ready built still available on the auction sites and shows. Plastic that equals or exceeds most all brass models in detail.

Pete

Though a little out of my time frame, 80's to 90's, they do look very nice from what i have seen. Need them to move up to more modern stuff now..

They sold their O scale off to Atlas over 15 years ago so don't look to them for anything today. Atlas has remade some of the Intermountain cars like reefers but used heavier details to make them more durable.

Pete