Model Railroading > NTS Milwaukee Photos

I've been at the NTS since about 8 and thought I'd grab some pictures for those who can't be here. I haven't seen too much announced just yet, but there have been a lot of pre-production samples.

Athearn has:
SD70ACe in full paint in UP, BNSF, KCS, and the MoPac unit. The units were pre-production dummies.

Intermountain had:
A pre-production sample of the GEVo in CP. I think these looked really, really good. It had some good weight too it as well.

Broadway had:
The Centipeedes in every roadname, they were very impressive.
SP GS4 4449. This looked worth the wait.

Atlas had:
Gensets
GP40-2w
Coil car

Walthers had:
More of the UP yet to be released city cars.
A full mock-up of the Sante Fe Passenger station, I believe they're going to announce this (I didn't speak with anyone).
PRR undecs

Tangent:
They're posts are a few down and include pictures. The UP coal cars are impressive, and are competitively priced.


More pictures to come



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 07/16/10 13:15 by glendale.

You forgot Athearn's pre-production shell of a U50C
Charlie
MP 53 on the BNSF Topeka Sub

nikon1 Wrote:
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> You forgot Athearn's pre-production shell of a
> U50C
> Charlie
> MP 53 on the BNSF Topeka Sub


I must of missed it in the excitement of the 70ACes, I'll go back around and grab a shot of it.

canadian model trains said in their e-mail ...

"We are making a special new product announcement at the show. This product has never been made in plastic before. Come by and see what it is!"

so can some one tell or show apix thanks


Don

Pic 1: PRR pre-production cars.
Pic 2: MoPac SD70ACe
Pic 3: The rest of the ACes

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Pics 4 and 5: The Intermountain GEVO
Pic 6: Atlas GP40-2W

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Pic 7: Atlas Genset. It was up high so I couldn't really get a nice shot.
Pic 8: Atlas Coil Car.
Pic 9: Broadway Limited GS4

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Pic 10: Another shot of the GS4.


That's it for now. If anyone can think of any other shots they want, let me know and I'll do my best.

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Where's the MTH Little Joe?

Bob

ATSF100WEST......Out

glendale Wrote:

> Tangent:
> They're posts are a few done. The UP coal cars are
> impressive.

????

PE

I think Greg meant to type "down" instead of "done." Tangent posted two of their announcements on this forum last night and this morning. See a few posts below for details and photos.

-Brian-

SP_8299 Wrote:
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> glendale Wrote:
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> > Tangent:
> > They're posts are a few done. The UP coal cars
> are
> > impressive.
>
> ????
>
> PE

nikon1 Wrote:
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> You forgot Athearn's pre-production shell of a
> U50C
> Charlie
> MP 53 on the BNSF Topeka Sub


U50C or just a plain U50? The latter would make more sense because Athearn could use the existing Turbine drive and sell it for two railroads, albeit with minor detail changes for the Espee version. — Keith Thompson

Wow...glad to see the Athearn Genesis MP SD70ACE...Well...that settles it...I'm getting MP 1982.

Thomas Austin
Centralia, IL
Joppa Sub Layout Site

Aside from the PRR passenger cars, did I miss something else for those of us on the EAST coast? ed

calsubd Wrote:
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> Aside from the PRR passenger cars, did I miss
> something else for those of us on the EAST coast?
> ed


The Tangent 52'6 drop end gondola
Charlie
MP 53 on the BNSF Topeka Sub

If you happen to pass by the Bachmann booth, a closeup of their new indexing HO turntable would be appreciated.

Thanks
Fred

There is our newly announced DS1436-8 speaker. It is a box speaker, 8 ohm that measures 14mm x 36mm x 10mm. Getting good response from the sample we brought.

Jeff Smith
Lakewood, CA
RailMaster Hobbies

sd9fan Wrote:
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> If you happen to pass by the Bachmann booth, a
> closeup of their new indexing HO turntable would
> be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Fred

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Well I am totally happy to finally see an Intermountain HO GEVO! It was looking like this project was going nowhere's. The sample looks nice. We need HO GEVO"s for Eastern Roads. Bring it on IM....

Bruce