Model Railroading > Gotham Rail & Marine Air Horns

They had them on display at BAPM. Did anybody take a photo of that display they had with all the horns in the display cube? The detail of the horns was amazing and the sizing was what impressed me as well. All 3D printed.
nothing on their website https://gothamrailmarine.com/
but some images on Facebook 

I bet Mr. Wong took some photos..........

He's planning to release them after the St Louis RPM.



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Dave, 

I do not have any decent photos of the display (Harry still has it), but heres a few more photos.  My goal is to release the first dozen or so at the St. Louis RPM.  I am working on packing them now.  I have just under 70 differet SKU's right now - I have enough variations to annouce a horn every week for the next year and then some.  I have over 20 manifold designs alone across several manufacturers.    

Full details will be posted on the website (https://gothamrailmarine.com/) as soon as they are released (likely the Monday after St. Louis).  I have been posting some photos on my facebook page as I have been testing some stuff: https://www.facebook.com/gothamrail/ 

Feel free to drop me a message with any questions! Thanks again to the guys at BAPM for setting the display up! 

 

 



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These have been my largest project to date, between testing new resins to make them doable to begin with, to doing tons of field research and taking horns apart to measure.  I am confident in saying this lineup will be the most detailed horns ever made in scale.  

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They all look real good.
Regards, Jim Evans

Just fantastic! More dreams realized!!

~ BZ

Here are a couple of pix of those terrific air horns coming soon from Gotham Rail & Marine..  Flat out amazing stuff!  

Cheers,
Harry

 

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Thanks Harry!

Its also worth noting these are the first pre-production run samples too, there are still some supporting tweaks to be made on a few of them, and in the case of the A-125, I wound up redrawing it as I was not happy with it.  

In Harry's top imagine, Left to right: 
Row 1 - 
Airchime K3HL, Airchime K3HLR2, Airchime K3L, Airchime K3LR2
Row 2 - 
Nathan Airchime K3HAR4, Nathan Airchime M3R1, Scallop Base, Airchime M3H Round Base, Leslie SuperTyfon SL3LR w/ Tab Back Power Chambers
Row 3- 
Leslie A-200-156, Leslie A-200-156 w/ Support, Leslie A-125, Leslie SuperTyfon S-25 w/ Dome Back Power Chamber
Row 4- 
Nathan Airchime P12R4, Nathan Airchime P135R24, Airchime/Nathan Airchime K5H/K5HA, Nathan Airchime K5HAR24



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Wow, they look great. You just might have model diesel loco manufacurers buying them from you too.

Victor Baird

Thanks for the photo Harry. Kurt told me about them. He's a bit of a horn expert. 

M-636 Wrote:
I bet Mr. Wong took some photos..........

Christ, Wong it's an airhorn display!   No Respect.
 

Cliff Rutherford
Grain Valley, MO

ATSF_Cliff Wrote:
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> it's an airhorn display!  

Yes it is.  The display was provided courtesy of Gotham Rail & Marine.  All credit & kudos to Gotham Rail & Marine for the beautiful products and presentation.



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