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looks like some of the Train Cat stuf is now up at MBK's website:http://www.modeltrainstuff.com/SearchResults.asp
You can "order" here:http://cgi.ebay.com/N-Scale-Pennsylvania-RR-H30-Covered-Hopper_W0QQitemZ360172520539QQcmdZViewItemQQptZModel_RR_Trains?hash=item53dbf4845b&_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116
I was hoping to see this, which is listed as on the website:Mark
PRR Built 34ft Covered Hopper initially constructed in 1935 to 1958 for cement transport. Also used for soda ash, lime, sand, etc. They were extremely common prior to the introduction of large covered hoppers and were regularly used in interchange service. They could be found anywhere, although mostly in the Northeast. The final scheme was the Conrail "cracked wheel" scheme. There was still one in revenue service in 1981. This is a surprisingly easy kit to build. Etched and casted brass. Includes a full brake system including the reservoir, actuator and control valve.
Quote from: Philip H on August 06, 2009, 02:16:37 PMlooks like some of the Train Cat stuf is now up at MBK's website:http://www.modeltrainstuff.com/SearchResults.aspYep, and their out of the wood chip loader already...to slow I guess... >Brian
First run of 60 for the H30 and H30a are almost out, but I have a few reserved for da bay that I can reroute if required. Talked to Steve early last week, He is doing a large decal sheet with the following items on it:H30 (Blk & Wht), H30a (Blk & Wht) in PRR, PC and CRHC1 (Blk) in N&WK7a (Wht) in PRRH32 (Blk & Wht) in PRR, PC and CRH25 (Blk & Wht) in PRRG39 (Blk) in PRRJ&L (Blk) in J&L Coal TarSteve has a hopper in his possesion that he is going to build, decal & weather for a Keystone Modeler article.