Finally! An n scale Turboencabulator

[Ed Kapuscinski]

https://multiscale.digital/collections/turboencabulator/products/n-scale-1962-general-electric-turboencabulator-flatcar-load

[learmoia]

Ok.. when I read it the first time.. my mind went to 'debigulator'

[sd45elect2000]

Dammit, I was looking for a 1959 model.

[Mark5]

Alas, it looks like a shapeways print ...

[Missaberoad]

[Point353]

Wasn't the Turboencabulator factory located along the Northern Central?

[nkalanaga]

OK...

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Wasn't the Turboencabulator factory located along the Northern Central?

It was over in West York, actually. The tended to move in special moves, which should spice things up a little.

[thomasjmdavis]

Dammit, I was looking for a 1959 model.

The production models prior to 1962 were all normally aspirated Encabulators. But some were provided with after-market turbos in the late 50s.

[Curtis Kyger]

I hope they enclosed that fan blade!

[sd45elect2000]

The production models prior to 1962 were all normally aspirated Encabulators. But some were provided with after-market turbos in the late 50s.

I just think the extra chrome looked good...

[Point353]

It was over in West York, actually. The tended to move in special moves, which should spice things up a little.

Then you'll be needing a model of this car:

[Ed Kapuscinski]

That's what I have @chicken45  for!

[C855B]

I ordered one for sh!ts and giggles.

Great marketing tool, a gateway drug of sorts to their line of industrial details. I don't know if I could use many of the heavy industry bits. However, the electrical substation details appear to be very nice and I could see incorporating a few into scenes on the layout.

[bbunge]

That fans looks like a DKS style project waiting to happen.  Not real fast, just wind milling along.