Lumber loads!

HO scale Lumber LumberHere is our latest ad that will be showing up in Model Railroad News. We are super happy how it came out. If you have empty flatcars running around your layout, may be it's time to fill them out and put them to work - bring some "revenue" for your model railroad empire! As you can see from the photo, there are three parts to a lumber stack. The bottom with the crosswise piece (called sleeper for forklift loading), the middle section (like a donut), and the top detailed piece. These three pieces conveniently snaps together. We will also be posting a couple of patterns to take the guess work out of how to stack these pieces to make an even load - a really great idea from Jim Fitch. So if you have ideas whether it's these lumber loads or other models, send them up. We like ideas too.

U.S. Army!

Here is a photo of Wheels of Time special run for International Hobby of Texas (a.k.a IHC Hobby-Texas). It's our N-scale 60-ft baggage-express car adapted for U.S. Army. Before you've inundated IHC Hobby-Texas, it's not out yet. This is a photo from our factory. If you want to do a special run for your club, layout or even your company, do let us know. We will be happy to assist you. Cheers!

Long live Erie Lackawanna!

Here is a pre-production photo of a Wheels of Time N scale Erie Lackawanna baggage car repurposed for maintenance-of-way service. These cars lasted into the Conrail era in this paint scheme! Thanks Paul  Tupaczewski for making this car a reality!

Shipping Lumber

It's here! We are shipping our lumber loads in HO scale which will fit all lengths of flatcars. Btw - if you have sent us an inquiry, we might have a slight delay in replying back to you, because we are packing orders. So hang tight. Thank you!

Speaking of lumber loads . . .

Our HO scale Lumber Loads are almost here!  Our lumber loads is onboard the APL FULLERTON which is currently docked at Long Beach. It should be at the Port of Oakland 7/23 (and then a few weeks to clear customs and the freight forwarder). Here is a graphical location of the ship. Click on below image to enlarge. Enjoy!