Model Railroading > 1/87 U25C

Any new information on the two companies coming out with U25C's?
Thanks for any answers.

SantaFeRuss

I think Model Railroad News magazine recently discussed the announcement by Hornby-Rivarossi, but they didn't have one yet to review. And, the Burlington Route Historical Society website lists an expected release date of 05/14.

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I have not been able to obtain any updated on information regarding the KBM (Korea Brass) announcement for its HO-scale U25C.

My latest word from Hornby-Rivarossi was to expect to see some early tooling pieces possibly by year's end. Hornby will have an all new HO U25C in the Rivarossi line and announced an N-scale model to be issued under the Arnold name. Believe Phase III bodies are planned first for the Rivarossi U25C model.

Thanks,

Tony Cook, editor
Model Railroad News

Hey, Tony, do you have a list of CONTACT NAMES at the various manufacturers? Everybody seems to be re-inventing the wheel with GP7/9, F-units, etc. We need Lima units, H12-44, H16-66, H20-44, DT 6-6-2000, S-5/6, T-6, HH600/900/1000, SW1200 and so many more. brc600

Tony_Cook Wrote:
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> I have not been able to obtain any updated on
> information regarding the KBM (Korea Brass)
> announcement for its HO-scale U25C.
>
> My latest word from Hornby-Rivarossi was to expect
> to see some early tooling pieces possibly by
> year's end. Hornby will have an all new HO U25C
> in the Rivarossi line and announced an N-scale
> model to be issued under the Arnold name. Believe
> Phase III bodies are planned first for the
> Rivarossi U25C model.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tony Cook, editor
> Model Railroad News