This report lists passenger cars that are available or in the works. This also covers parts that are available for detailing passenger cars. Click photos to visit the web sites.
This model represents the Jackson & Sharp-built coaches. Note that road number 17 did not have a segregation divider, so it had 50 seats instead of 48. The kit includes the 3D-printed body and roof (separate), a diaphragm kit, clear plastic window inserts, and wire for forming the grab irons. When ordering on their web site, be sure to select "Sn3" as it defaults to "HOn3". The photos are likely of their HOn3 version.
American Models reports that they have the Budd passenger cars interiors back in stock.
The company, owned by Roy Stevens, is located in Salt Lake City, Utah and specializes in live-steam products (hence the company name). However, they are now branching out into HOn3 and Sn3. Their first Sn3 product is the vestibule coach resin kit. It comes with trucks, but does not include the wheels, couplers, nor decals. The kit is intended to be used for the 7 cars modernized in 1936/37 for use on the named D&RGW trains San Juan Express and Shavano (road numbers 272, 310, 312, 323, 325, 326, and 327).
Jim King announced that he was able to re-design this previously released truck, to where it is now a one-piece item, meaning no assembly required, except for inserting the wheelsets (not included) and the springs (included).
The company announces that they will have these trucks in production this summer. These 5'6"-wheelbase trucks are unique, because classic D&RGW passenger trucks have a 5-foot wheelbase while the Pullmans have a 6-foot one. In the real world, most narrow-gauge truck were composite, but these C&S trucks are all steel. Most narrow-gauge trucks have outside-hung brake beams, but these trucks have inside-hung ones. The trucks are sold as a kit, but only require two screws to assemble. They are full-sprung. The bolsters may require tapping, if desired. The kit will include etched-brass brake rigging, axles, wire, and screws. The trucks will be $59.95 per pair, and they can be pre-ordered now.