Wm. K. Walthers, Inc. / PROTO 2000 HO Scale Diesel EMD F3A-B Set Powered Standard DC Southern Pacific(TM) #6104D and #6104C
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Wm. K. Walthers, Inc. / PROTO 2000 HO Scale Diesel EMD F3A-B Set Powered Standard DC New York Central #1619 and 2411
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Wm. K. Walthers, Inc. / PROTO 2000 HO Scale Diesel EMD F7A-A Set Powered with Sound and DCC Wabash #1147 and #1147A
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Add Realism to Your Railroad with Appropriately Detailed Locos * All-New Drive * 14:1 Gear Ratio for Easy Multiple-Unit Operations * Helical Gears for Ultra-Quiet & Smooth Running * Five-Pole, Skew-Wound, High Torque, High Efficiency Can Motor * Heavily Weighted for Maximum Traction * Both A&B Units Powered * Painted Metal Grab I
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[Read More....]Wm. K. Walthers, Inc. / PROTO 2000 HO Scale Fairbanks-Morse H10-44 Powered with Sound and DCC Denver and Rio Grande Western(TM) #122
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PROTO 2000 Fairbanks-Morse H10-44 Powered w/Sound & DCC Denver & Rio Grande Western(TM) #122 HO scale 1940s-Era Switchers with 21st Century Detailing * Completely New Model * Prototype-Specific Detailing * Modeler-applied F-M Logo & Builder's Plates * Magnetic Knuckle Couplers * All-Wheel Drive & Electrical Pick-Up * Machined Brass Flywheel * C[Read More....]
[Read More....]Wm. K. Walthers, Inc. / PROTO 2000 HO Scale Diesel EMD F7A-B Set Powered with Sound and DCC Rock Island #123 and 123B
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Add Realism to Your Railroad with Appropriately Detailed Locos * All-New Drive * 14:1 Gear Ratio for Easy Multiple-Unit Operations * Helical Gears for Ultra-Quiet & Smooth Running * Five-Pole, Skew-Wound, High Torque, High Efficiency Can Motor * Heavily Weighted for Maximum Traction * Both A&B Units Powered * Painted Metal Grab I[Read More....]
[Read More....]Walthers PROTO 2000 HO Scale Diesel Emd F7A – B Set Powered – Standard DC – Milwaukee Road #71 – A with Mars Light and #71 – B (Orange, Maroon)
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Walthers PROTO 2000 HO Scale Diesel EMD F7A-B Set Powered – Standard DC – Baltimore and Ohio #4523 (A) and #5475 (B) (solid blue with sill stripe)
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Walthers Trainline EMD HO Scale GP9M Ready-to-Run Burlington Northern Sante Fe #3820
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Burlington Northern Santa Fe #3820 ("Pumpkin" Orange & green) HO scale The Electro-Motive Division (EMD) of General Motors was the last major builder to enter the road switcher market, introducing the GP7 (GP for General Purpose) in 1949. In 1954, the more powerful GP9 was unveiled with a 1750 horsepower prime-mover. This became the most success[Read More....]
[Read More....]Walthers Trainline EMD HO Scale GP9M Ready-to-Run Pennsylvania RR #9912
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Pennsylvania Railroad #9912 (Brunswick Green) The Electro-Motive Division (EMD) of General Motors was the last major builder to enter the road switcher market, introducing the GP7 (GP for General Purpose) in 1949. In 1954, the more powerful GP9 was unveiled with a 1750 horsepower prime-mover. This became the most successful of the early geeps, with[Read More....]
[Read More....]Walthers HO Scale Great Northern Empire Builder Budd 48-Seat Vista Dome Coach No.1320-1335
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Unveiled in June 1929, the "Empire Builder" quickly established itself as the flagship passenger train of the Great Northern. Named for GN founder James J. Hill, it ran from Chicago (via the Burlington to St. Paul) to Seattle, with a separate section to Portland. Post-war plans for the new streamlined version were unveiled in early 1945 with the ar[Read More....]
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