You can see what’s available at Stuff for Sale
This is non-Speedwitch stuff, e.g. F&C, Sunshine, Westerfield, etc.
You can see what’s available at Stuff for Sale
This is non-Speedwitch stuff, e.g. F&C, Sunshine, Westerfield, etc.
We are re-releasing the kits for the Pressed Steel Car Co. tank cars built in the late-1920s for NATX and later lettered for A. E. Staley. These now feature cast resin tanks that require no clean of details.
In the process of moving, I came across a handful of the castings for the Erie rebuilt box cars. They are available for purchase. This is likely the last surprise windfall from the move as I have packed just about everything. This is also likely the last of this kit available for awhile as one part of the move is a re-tooling of the whole casting process.
I dislike moving stuff around and I am in the position of currently doing that. So, I decided to have a sale to try to lighten the load. Here is what is on sale:
I don’t know how long this will go, so buy early and often!
The Bessemer & Lake Erie 1937 AAR box car with 7’3″ door opening is back in stock.
Pere Marquette auto cars have been restocked, too.
The following are back in stock:
I also have the following O scale resin kits for sale:
In gathering, culling, boxing, and sorting items in preparation for a move, I stumbled across seven copies of The American Railway Association Standard Box Car of 1932. I haven’t had these in stock for years, so these are a good find. I am pricing them to move (so I don’t have to move them) at $40 each.
I also have more of the Santa Fe Bx-26 box car kits.
Some of our kit decals have been added to the decal product line. This doesn’t mean the kits or parts that they are sold with are discontinued, but simply that they are being offered as standalone decal sets, as well. The first ones to be added to the decal roster are:
The New York Central stock car roofs are back in stock.
Also, more Santa Fe Bx-26 kits have been added to inventory, although they are going fast…