Manufacturer:
American Hi-Rail
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Pullman
Model Introduced:
1993
Product Type:
Resin Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Based on A.C. Gilbert A.F. #961. Body only.
Manufacturer:
American Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
American Car and Foundry (ACF)
Model Introduced:
1985
Product Type:
Plastic Kit
Finish:
painted, not lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Part of a five-car set.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS00-CH
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted, not lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available (BD8200CH). Available in chrome or silver.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
APC02
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Amtrak
Road Number:
34009
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Scale Dimensions:
75'
Model Online Article:
Notes:
Phase II (dominant red and blue bands). Several road numbers available.
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Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
APC03
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Amtrak
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Scale Dimensions:
75'
Notes:
Phase III (dominant red, white, and blue bands).
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS06
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (ATSF)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available. Available in chrome or silver.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS14
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Atlantic Coast Line (ACL)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available. Available in chrome or silver.
Manufacturer:
American Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
American Car and Foundry (ACF)
Road Name:
Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)
Model Introduced:
1985
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Part of a five-car set. The December 1986 issue of the S Gauge Herald magazine has a review of this model by Sam Powell.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS01
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)
Road Number:
1092
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available. Available in chrome or silver.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS15
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (CBQ)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
American Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
American Car and Foundry (ACF)
Road Name:
Great Northern (GN)
Model Introduced:
1985
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Part of a five-car set. The December 1986 issue of the S Gauge Herald magazine has a review of this model by Sam Powell.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS17
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Illinois Central (IC)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS25
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Missouri Kansas Texas (MKT)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS23
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Missouri Pacific (MP)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
American Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
American Car and Foundry (ACF)
Road Name:
New York Central (NYC)
Model Introduced:
1985
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Part of a five-car set.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS05
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
New York Central (NYC)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available. Available in chrome or silver.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS04
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
New York, New Haven & Hartford (NH)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
American Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
American Car and Foundry (ACF)
Road Name:
Northern Pacific (NP)
Model Introduced:
1985
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Part of a five-car set.
Manufacturer:
American Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
American Car and Foundry (ACF)
Road Name:
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Model Introduced:
1985
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Part of a five-car set.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS16
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Rock Island (RI/ROCK)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
American Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
American Car and Foundry (ACF)
Road Name:
Southern Pacific (SP)
Model Introduced:
1985
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Part of a five-car set.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS24
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Southern Pacific (SP)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS02
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Southern Railway (SOU)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
American Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
American Car and Foundry (ACF)
Road Name:
Union Pacific (UP)
Model Introduced:
1985
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Part of a five-car set.
Manufacturer:
American Models (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
BDBS03
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Union Pacific (UP)
Model Introduced:
2000
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
72'
Notes:
Sold as part of a 4-car set, and a second one is separately available.
Manufacturer:
Branch Line Models
Manufacturer ID:
1-203
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
67'
Notes:
Original Midgage (photo), then Sylvania Models, then Branch Line Hobby Supply release.
Manufacturer:
Branch Line Models
Manufacturer ID:
1-203
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Notes:
Original Midgage (photos), then Sylvania Models, then Branch Line Hobby Supply release.
Manufacturer:
Chester Industrial Arts
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1951
Product Type:
Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
60'
Notes:
Wood frame, aluminum sides and ends. The shorter models were made for AF-style layouts. The models were described in the January 2005 issue of the S Gaugian. The models came with sponge-rubber full-width diaphragms, but those all deteriorated over time. The kits also included celluloid for the windows.
Manufacturer:
Chester Industrial Arts
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1951
Product Type:
Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
Wood frame, aluminum sides and ends. The models were described in the January 2005 issue of the S Gaugian. The models came with sponge-rubber full-width diaphragms, but those all deteriorated over time. The kits also included celluloid for the windows.
Manufacturer:
Enhorning Industries
Manufacturer ID:
3031
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (ATSF)
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
70'
Notes:
Includes interior lighting and diaphragms.
Manufacturer:
Enhorning Industries
Manufacturer ID:
3032
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
New York Central (NYC)
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Prototype Dimensions:
70'
Notes:
Includes interior lighting and diaphragms.
Manufacturer:
Exacta Scale Models
Manufacturer ID:
251
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
These kits were produced in the late 1940s, and included both streamlined and standard heavyweights. The car sides and ends are photo-etched copper, coated on the backside with lead solder for stiffness. The kits also include a stamped brass floor, a few white-metal castings for steps and underbody detail, and a wooden monitor roof section whose ends the builder had to trim and file to create the required curve. Dick built this car using Nixon Model Co. (Nimco) arch roof stock to resemble an Osgood-Bradley commuter coach. The trucks are from American Models. The seats inside are old SSL&S lead castings, making this model weigh more than a pound!
Manufacturer:
Exacta Scale Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (ATSF)
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Style #1. The kit included photo-etched copper sides and ends (coated with lead on the interior side), stamped-brass floor, wooden roof, and white-metal details.
Manufacturer:
Exacta Scale Models
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (ATSF)
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Style #2. The kit included photo-etched copper sides and ends (coated with lead on the interior side), stamped-brass floor, wooden roof, and white-metal details.
Manufacturer:
Exacta Scale Models
Manufacturer ID:
251
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Pullman
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
The kit included photo-etched copper sides and ends (coated with lead on the interior side), stamped-brass floor, wooden roof, and white-metal details.
Manufacturer:
Exacta Scale Models
Manufacturer ID:
252
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Pullman
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
The kit included photo-etched copper sides and ends (coated with lead on the interior side), stamped-brass floor, wooden roof, and white-metal details.
Manufacturer:
Gardiner Model Railroad Designs
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Canadian National Railway (CN)
Prototype Class:
C-2
Model Introduced:
2016
Product Type:
3D-printed Plastic
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Link:
Notes:
3D-printed body and roof.
Manufacturer:
J-C Models
Manufacturer ID:
S-102
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1977
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
The kit consists of 0.016" thick aluminum undecorated corrugated sides, basswood roof and floor, underbody details, ends, and roof vents. Does not include trucks, couplers, nor decals. These were Chester Industrial Arts upgraded kits.
Manufacturer:
J-C Models
Manufacturer ID:
S-102-S
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1977
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
The kit consists of 0.016" thick aluminum undecorated smooth sides, basswood roof and floor, underbody details, ends, and roof vents. Does not include trucks, couplers, nor decals. These were Chester Industrial Arts upgraded kits.
Manufacturer:
Lionel (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
6-47900
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Delaware & Hudson (DH)
Model Introduced:
2016
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Notes:
Two cars per package.
Manufacturer:
Lionel (click for web site)
Manufacturer ID:
6-47912
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Southern Pacific (SP)
Model Introduced:
2015
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Notes:
"Daylight". Two cars per package.
Manufacturer:
Marker Light Productions
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Denver & Rio Grande Western (D&RGW)
Road Number:
1241
Product Type:
Plastic
Finish:
painted & lettered
Manufacturer:
Midgage Models
Manufacturer ID:
I-204
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Notes:
This paired-window coach kit consisted of extruded aluminum body, cast white-metal ends, and a wooden floor. The trucks were included with the kit and they are Nixon Model Co's sprung soft-metal truck kits with wheelsets. The models were described in the March 2005 issue of the S Gaugian.
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Manufacturer:
Midgage Models
Manufacturer ID:
I-205
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Notes:
This double-window coach kit consisted of extruded aluminum body, cast white-metal ends, and a wooden floor. The trucks were included with the kit and they are Nixon Model Co's sprung soft-metal truck kits with wheelsets. The models were described in the March 2005 issue of the S Gaugian.
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Manufacturer:
Midgage Models
Manufacturer ID:
I-208
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
67'
Notes:
This double-window coach kit consisted of extruded aluminum body, cast white-metal ends, and a wooden floor. The trucks were included with the kit and they are Nixon Model Co's sprung soft-metal truck kits with wheelsets. The shorter version was intended for use on tighter-radius A.F. layouts. The models were described in the March 2005 issue of the S Gaugian.
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Manufacturer:
Midgage Models
Manufacturer ID:
I-209
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
67'
Notes:
This paired-window coach kit consisted of extruded aluminum body, cast white-metal ends, and a wooden floor. The trucks were included with the kit and they are Nixon Model Co's sprung soft-metal truck kits with wheelsets. The shorter version was intended for use on tighter-radius A.F. layouts. The models were described in the March 2005 issue of the S Gaugian.
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Manufacturer:
nullroute (click for web site)
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Road Name:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (ATSF)
Model Introduced:
2025
Product Type:
3D-print File (only)
Scale Dimensions:
65'
Notes:
Based on the Santa Fe's "The Chief". The design has been scaled down from the prototype's 80-foot car to 65 feet, so that it will fit on a 256mm x 256mm print bed.
Manufacturer:
Schreiner Scale Models
Manufacturer ID:
P-104
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Product Type:
Craftsman Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
65'
Notes:
Less trucks & couplers; urethane kit; reproduction of Sylvania/Midgage cars (but the floor has been improved with framing members).
Manufacturer:
Schreiner Scale Models
Manufacturer ID:
P-205
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Product Type:
Craftsman Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Notes:
Less trucks & couplers; urethane kit; reproduction of Sylvania/Midgage cars (but the floor has been improved with framing members).
Manufacturer:
Seltzer's
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Model Introduced:
1991
Product Type:
Plastic Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Notes:
These kits consisted of one-piece urethane body casting, supplied with American Models floor and trucks. The car body master pattern was made by Bill Geracci from a couple of American Flyer Budd shorties. The model is based on a Seaboard 60-passenger coach. Fifty models were produced in the initial run. The model shown in the photo has been painted and had grab irons and handrails installed by Dick. He has also added B.T.S. brass streamlined truck details. The second photo shows the "before" photo.
Manufacturer:
SouthWind Models
Manufacturer ID:
SWM-403
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (ATSF)
Model Introduced:
1992
Product Type:
Brass
Notes:
(may not have been produced) Part of the El Capitan passenger train.
Manufacturer:
SouthWind Models
Manufacturer ID:
SWM-406
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Prototype Manufacturer:
Budd Company
Road Name:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (ATSF)
Model Introduced:
1992
Product Type:
Brass
Notes:
(may not have been produced) Part of the El Capitan passenger train.
Manufacturer:
Super Scale Models
Manufacturer ID:
SP-4
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1948
Product Type:
Craftsman Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Notes:
Copper sides and ends, brass floor, wood roof, brass trucks, white-metal details.
Manufacturer:
Super Scale Models
Manufacturer ID:
SP-11
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Product Type:
Craftsman Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
85'
Manufacturer:
Sylvania Models
Manufacturer ID:
I-204
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Supplemental:
Notes:
This version has the windows in pairs. These were a continuation of the Midgage Models kits. The kit consisted of extruded aluminum body, cast white-metal ends, and a wooden floor. The trucks were included with the kit and they are Nixon Model Co's sprung soft-metal truck kits with wheelsets. The models are not intended to represent a specific prototype. The models were described in the March 2005 issue of the S Gaugian. Note that these kits were later sold by Branch Line Models when they took over Sylvania's product line.
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Manufacturer:
Sylvania Models
Manufacturer ID:
I-205
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
80'
Supplemental:
Notes:
This version has double-windows. These were a continuation of the Midgage Models kits. The kit consisted of extruded aluminum body, cast white-metal ends, and a wooden floor. The trucks were included with the kit and they are Nixon Model Co's sprung soft-metal truck kits with wheelsets. The models are not intended to represent a specific prototype. The models were described in the March 2005 issue of the S Gaugian. Note that these kits were later sold by Branch Line Models when they took over Sylvania's product line.
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Manufacturer:
Sylvania Models
Manufacturer ID:
I-208
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
67'
Supplemental:
Notes:
These were a continuation of the Midgage Models kits. The kit consisted of extruded aluminum body, cast white-metal ends, and a wooden floor. The trucks were included with the kit and they are Nixon Model Co's sprung soft-metal truck kits with wheelsets. The models are not intended to represent a specific prototype. The models were described in the March 2005 issue of the S Gaugian. Note that these kits were later sold by Branch Line Models when they took over Sylvania's product line. The shorter version was intended for use on tighter-radius A.F. layouts.
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Manufacturer:
Sylvania Models
Manufacturer ID:
I-209
Category:
Passenger Car (lightweight) Coach
Model Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Metal Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Prototype Dimensions:
67'
Supplemental:
Notes:
These were a continuation of the Midgage Models kits. The kit consisted of extruded aluminum body, cast white-metal ends, and a wooden floor. The trucks were included with the kit and they are Nixon Model Co's sprung soft-metal truck kits with wheelsets. The models are not intended to represent a specific prototype. The models were described in the March 2005 issue of the S Gaugian. Note that these kits were later sold by Branch Line Models when they took over Sylvania's product line. The shorter version was intended for use on tighter-radius A.F. layouts.
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