Walthers 72'baggage car.

[wcfn100]

So the pics of the Walthers HO 72' baggage are up.  Does anyone know if the N scale versions are the exact same? I've only seen the stupid all-in-one flyer that just shows the paint schemes.




Jason

[Mark5]

I dunno, but the silly HO flyer looks almost identical to the silly N flyer (which is about half the size of the HO one ;D), so my guess is the answer is a conditional yes.

HO Flyer:
http://www.walthers.com/prodimage/0932/09320000006800.gif

N Flyer:
http://www.walthers.com/prodimage/0932/09320000055099.gif

[asarge]

Roads are the same. Gotta believe the schemes are the same although at least the Santa Fe schemes look different according to what you see online. Watcha bet they are the same.

[Sokramiketes]

Supposed to be the same, and yes, its a CGW prototype.

[jmlaboda - RIP]

"Supposed to be the same, and yes, its a CGW prototype."

CGW 80 - 82
GN 277 - 279 (ex-CGW 80 - 82)
PM 60 - 61 (with lower corrugation)

[Nato]

  C&EI prototype,oh wait just a minute CGW "Wa-a-a-a-a-a" I'am still waiting (in vain I guess) for Chicago and Eastern Illinois C&EI to pull behind my nice IM orange and blue C&EI FP-7. I guess I'am a sucker for obscure roads whose paint jobs will never get on cars, their cars ever modeled , and decals would have to be custom runs. Oh wait a minute CGW is also some what obscure, but the car is generic enough to match those on other railroads.                                                                                     Nate Goodman (Nato). Salt Lake, Utah.

[Mark5]

Supposed to be the same, and yes, its a CGW prototype.

And of course Wally duznt offer it CGW. Wally wins!