Friday, June 7, 2013 at 08:50PM I am posting some pics of our PC&F 50-ft 70 ton Insulated Box Car. They are really fine box cars and not being bias. :) They should be at your local hobby store by now. We also have a few stock left. ;)
PC&F BN;)
PC&F SLSF)
PC&F SP "Hydra-Cushion For Fragile Freight";)
PC&F WP
Thursday, May 23, 2013 at 01:11AM A photo of the day. I took this SP SD-9 painted in "Black Widow" scheme on my recent outing to the Niles Canyon. Enjoy. (Yes by the way we are busily packing and shipping our first run of N scale PC&F 50-ft Insulated Box Cars. You should be seeing it at your dealers shelves within a week.)
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SP SD-9
Friday, May 10, 2013 at 03:11PM
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BN PCFWe are excited about our new PC&F 50-ft 70 ton Loader-Equipped Insulated Box Car. They have arrived on the APL Norway @ the Port of Oakland. We anticipate our cargo clearing the U.S. Customs and being sent to Wheels of Time beginning of next week - should be on the way to all customers and dealers between May 17 - 24. Stay tuned.
Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 01:53PM We are please to announce two new exclusive HO Scale PC-90 Piggy-Packers to be made by Wheels of Time exclusively for two of our hobby dealers. Please order directly from them. ETA is expected to be late summer 2013.
Pacific Western Rail System BC Rail in yellow
Friday, April 12, 2013 at 02:57PM New revised paint diagrams for our upcoming HO scale Piggy-Packers are posted. Noticed the near side arms will can be retracted or extended for two positions. We are quite excited about these HO scale models based on FWD Wagner and later Raygo Wagner PC-90s. The tooling is complex and we anticipate having a actual pre-production model in early summer. In the meantime, enjoy the pics.
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