N-scale Harriman Coaches!

We are delighted to bring you a new batch of N-scale Harriman Coaches with all new car numbers and a number of new paint schemes. If you are railroading south of the border, check out FCP in two schemes and NdeM in traditional dark olive with red stripes.   During the period of '60's, as some of you know, Nde M carded big time U.S. steam locomotives such as NYC Niagara 4-8-4 or FEC 4-8-2 USRA class engines pulling coaches such as these. A railfan delight! Relive this fun with Wheels of Time Harriman coaches. They feature metal 36" wheels, knuckled couplers, all the rivets to your heart delight, arched roof with vents, full interior, nicely detail underframe according to Common Standard designs, and nicely weighted for smooth operation!  Check them out. Orders due by April 29th!  

Other roads include - WP MOW, Union Pacific TTG, Southern Pacific dark olive, Southern Pacific Lines / T.& N. O., S.P. ALL-DAY Lunch cars and for the truely creative undecorated!

 N scale FdeM

 

Project Updates from Wheels of Time!

 HO scale 62-ft Gunderson Plain Deck and Bulkhead Deck Flat Cars ETA is March-April 2016. Production is completed and we are waiting shipment once the Lunar New Year holiday is over.  See the new photos for this car.
 N scale 80-ft Baggage-Horse car design is completed. We should have actual product numbers and MSRP by the end of Feb. or beginning of March 2016.

N scale 53'-6" General Service Welded Deck Fishbelly Flat Cars are at the factory level for production.

Pre-production photos of our HO GBEC flat cars

Here are pre-production photos of Wheels of Time all new HO scale Gunderson 62-ft Flat Cars, SP Class F-70-43. The first photo show the wood paneling removed on the bulkhead. Enjoy!HO GBEC BulkheadHO GBEC Plain Deck Flat + Bulkhead

All ready to ship! N scale Crawler tractors!

Just in time for your holidays. Our new limited stock of N scale Crawler tractors are now available.

Gravity & the RR truck

In researching Wheels of Time next prototype, I've stumbled across this photograph of a 100-ton truck. Notice the truck is only connected by gravity and a rod (bolster pin) to the railroad carbody frame.