Intermountain 54' mill gon

[FrankCampagna]

http://www.intermountain-railway.com/currentflyers.html

Near the bottom of the page. Did I miss mention of this?

Frank

[SirTainly]

The Concor one being distributed by IM?

Looks like old tooling to me.

[sirenwerks]

"Popular"? How do they know that if even the HO version hasn't been released?

Looks interesting but will it look as good as the HO model pictured? I do like how they give you so much information on the load and what scrap is all about.  :

[Mark5]

Hmm, don't have time to compare it to the old Con-cor one I have but I'm guessing it's really 50' and OLD tooling.

[wcfn100]

It's nothing like the old Kato/ConCor 50' gon.


Jason

[SirTainly]

This is new tooling?  those stirrup steps look like something from years ago.  :-\

[sirenwerks]

This is new tooling?  those stirrup steps look like something from years ago.  :-\

And you're looking at a photo of the HO version (look at the couplers), so imagine how the N scale version will be!?

[asarge]

I'm pretty sure this is not new tooling, but old tooling with new couplers and a load.

[wes_sutton]

So will it say Intermountain on the box?

[bbussey]

It is a Con-Cor product and will be labeled as such.  InterMountain is the distributor.

[sirenwerks]

I'm pretty sure this is not new tooling, but old tooling with new couplers and a load.

And a new box? I'd say maybe CC's learning from Wally, but I don't know how much these cars cost originally.

[FrankCampagna]

Interesting how people just jump right in and bash a product they haven't even seen yet. It's something I might need, so I'll wait and see.

Frank

[Nato]

  Intermountain and Con Cor have working together for awhile now. They (Con Cor) phoned me and offered me a good deal on my second IM SP AC12 Cab Forward locomotive.                                       Nate Goodman (Nato).Salt Lake ,Utah.

[Brakie]

I will take a wait and see approach since I need some gons.

[asarge]

And a new box? I'd say maybe CC's learning from Wally, but I don't know how much these cars cost originally.

I got an NYC Gon from CC about 11 years agao. it said 50' Steel Gondola on the insert and retailed for $6.98. So MTL + Load + inflation equals a $10 increase in price assuming this is not all new tooling.