Walthers Proto 15251 - 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Hunt) #64
85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Hunt) #64
Rapido 141014 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - Burlington Northern #333 Loch Tay
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Burlington Northern #333 Loch Tay
Rapido 175009 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3603
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3603
Rapido 119034 HO Scale - Budd Manor Sleeper - Seaboard, Cedartown
Budd Manor Sleeper - Seaboard, Cedartown
Walthers Proto 15255 - HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF #65 -Raton Pass (Business Train, Real Metal Finish)
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF
WalthersProto 101362 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Ferromex Rack FXE #210222, TTGX Flatcar #980407
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex
Rapido 115119 HO Budd Coach w/HEP: VIA Rail - Canada Scheme: #8121
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Canada Scheme
Rapido 115101 HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon: #104
HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon
Rapido 175004 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (Overland) #3602
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (Overland) #3602
Rapido 115112 HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original: #107
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original
Rapido 206004 - HO TTC G-Class Subway - Unpowered - 2-car Train + Display Platform #5000+5001
HO TTC G-Class Subway - Unpowered - 2-car Train + Display Platform #5000+5001
Rapido 175008 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3602
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3602
Rapido 114032 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8971
Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8971
Walthers Proto 18605 - HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (City of Denver) #5011
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (City of Denver) #5011
Rapido 206501 - HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B-B-A Train #5016+5217+5216+5017 (2 Married Pairs)
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B-B-A Train #5016+5217+5216+5017 (2 Married Pairs)
Rapido 131216 HO Tempo Train- Snack Coach VIA Rail #355
Via Rail Tempo Train Snack Coach
Walthers Proto 18100 - HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4808
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4808
Rapido 146027 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - CalTrain - Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - CalTrain - Set #1
Rapido 128046 - HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54032
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54032
Walthers Proto 16252 - HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Lane) #65
HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Lane) #65
Walthers Proto 101428 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33565/810116
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33565/810116
Rapido 606-100396 - HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4884
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4884
Rapido 606-100397 - HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4885
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4885
Walthers Proto 18000 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
Walthers Proto 2204 - HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 2411 - 1 Pair
HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 2411 - 1 Pair
Walthers Proto 15253 - 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Lark) #66
85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Lark) #66
Rapido 128049 - HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase Vl) #54526
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase Vl) #54526
Rapido 606-100364 - HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5603
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5603
Rapido 115106 HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red: #108
HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red
Rapido 115098 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: Painted, Unlettered
HO VIA HEP2 Coach: Painted, Unlettered
Rapido 115105 HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red: #106
HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red
Walthers Proto 15254 - HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF #64 -Marias Pass(Business Train, Real Metal Finish)
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper -
Rapido Trains 16709 - HO Budd RDC-1 - PH1b - DCC/Sound - Canadian National #D100
Canadian National #D100
Rapido 115099 HO Budd Coach: Painted, Unlettered
HO Budd Coach: Painted, Unlettered
WalthersProto 18550 HO - 85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
Rapido 119037 HO Scale - Budd Manor Sleeper - Painted, Unlettered
Budd Manor Sleeper - Painted, Unlettered
Walthers Proto 18700- HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (City of San Francisco)
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (City of San Francisco) #9009
WalthersProto 101366 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Norfolk Southern Rack #28246, TTGX Flatcar #990973
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern
WalthersProto 18051 HO - 85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
WalthersProto 101352 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow #702251
WalthersProto HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow
Rapido 115107 HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red: #114
HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red
Rapido 606-100374 - HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5599
HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5599
Rapido 606-100398 - HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4887
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4887
Rapido 114034 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8975
Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8975
Rapido 146092 HO - Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 1 Body
Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 1 Body
Walthers Proto 13450 - HO 85ft Pullman Standard 36-Seat Diner - BNSF (Fred Harvey) #11
HO 85ft Pullman Standard 36-Seat Diner - BNSF (Fred Harvey) #11
Walthers Proto 13450 - HO 85ft Pullman Standard 36-Seat Diner - Santa Fe #61
HO 85ft Pullman Standard 36-Seat Diner - Santa Fe #61
WalthersProto 101365 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern Rack #28236, TTGX Flatcar #990270
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern
Rapido 606-100368 - HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5642
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5642
Rapido 206001 - HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B-B-A Train #5016+5217+5216+5017 (2 Married Pairs)
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B-B-A Train #5016+5217+5216+5017 (2 Married Pairs)
Rapido Trains 203102 - HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Penn Central/US DOT
HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Penn Central/US DOT
Rapido 146041 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit/ Metrolinx - Set #2
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit/ Metrolinx - Set #2
Atlas 20005983 HO - 8-1-2 Passenger Car - Pullman (Assigned NYC): Centdoya
8-1-2 Passenger Car - Pullman (Assigned NYC): Centdoya
Rapido 606-100380 - HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156420 / Kelly Lake
HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156420 / Kelly Lake
Walthers Proto 18654 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
Walthers Proto 101419 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701623
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701623
Walthers Proto 101417 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701338
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701338
Bowser 12924 - HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2246
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2246
Rapido 146099 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 4 Body
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 4 Body
WalthersProto 101364 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern Rack #28477, TTGX Flatcar #982034
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern
Rapido 606-100370 - HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5598
HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5598
Walthers Proto 18104 - HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4804
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4804
WalthersProto 18052 HO - 85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Challenger #7015
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Challenger #7015
Walthers Proto 11203 - HO Ready to Run - 85Ft Amfleet I 84-Seat Coach - Amtrak (Phase III)
HO Ready to Run - 85Ft Amfleet I 84-Seat Coach - Amtrak (Phase III)
Walthers Proto 16254 - HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - BNSF #64 -Marias Pass(Business Train, Real Metal Finish)
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted -
Rapido 128060 - HO Horizon Club-Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lV) #58103
HO Horizon Club-Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lV) #58103
Rapido 206003 - HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B Train #2 #5098+5099 (1 Married Pair)
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B Train #2 #5098+5099 (1 Married Pair)
Walthers Proto 18150 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
Walthers Proto 101430 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331214/710768
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331214/710768
Walthers Proto 18650 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
Walthers Proto 15252 - 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Lake) #65
85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Lake) #65
Rapido 115109 HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red: #125
HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red
Kadee 521 - HO 36Inch Diameter Ribbed Back Passenger Wheelsets (12 sets)
HO 36Inch Diameter Ribbed Back Passenger Wheelsets (12 sets)
Rapido 115100 HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon: #102
HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon
WalthersMainline 31050 HO Scale - RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase III)
RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase III)
Rapido 606-100392 - HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #34
HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #34
Rapido 114026 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - Amtrak - Phase 1 #1534
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Amtrak - Phase 1 #1534
Walthers Trainline 1505 - HO RTR Wide-Vision Caboose - CSX Transportation #16678
HO RTR Wide-Vision Caboose - CSX Transportation #16678
Walthers Trainline 1503 - HO RTR Wide-Vision Caboose - Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe #999734
HO RTR Wide-Vision Caboose - Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rapido 141006 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2088 Loch Leven
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2088 Loch Leven
Rapido 114033 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8973
Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8973
WalthersProto 101363 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern Rack #28139, TTGX Flatcar #973708
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern
Rapido 606-100366 - HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5616
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5616
Walthers Proto 18005 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
Rapido 606-100386 - HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6446
HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6446
Walthers Proto 18155 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Missouri River Eagle) #7011
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Missouri River Eagle) #7011
Rapido Trains 203107 - HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: VIA Set #2
HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: VIA Set #2
WalthersMainline 31051 HO Scale - RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase IV)
RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase IV)
Rapido 141002 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2026 Loch Lomond
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2026 Loch Lomond
Rapido 146051 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Set #1
WalthersProto 18202 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge - Union Pacific Walter Dean #9005 (CLONE)
Union Pacific COSF #9005
Rapido 175002 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (Daylight) #3605
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (Daylight) #3605
Rapido 115125 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Coach Scheme: #4119
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Coach Scheme
Rapido 128523 - HO Comet Commuter Car Set - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) Set #2
HO Comet Commuter Car Set - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) Set #2
WalthersProto 101361 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Ferromex Rack FXE #210324, TTGX Flatcar #978606
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex
Rapido 606-100373 - HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5635
HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5635
Rapido 114029 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3404
Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3404
WalthersProto 101354 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow #702410
WalthersProto HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow
WalthersMainline 30062 HO Scale - RTR 85 ft Budd Baggage Lounge - Amtrak (Phase IV)
RTR 85 ft Budd Baggage Lounge - Amtrak (Phase IV)
Rapido 115104 HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon: #121
HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon
Rapido 606-100365 - HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5611
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5611
Rapido 606-100383 - HO Lightweight Coach - CP - Royal Canadian Pacific - #102 / E.S. Smith
HO Lightweight Coach - CP - Royal Canadian Pacific - #102 / E.S. Smith
Rapido 175006 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3603
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3603
Walthers Proto 16256 - HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - BNSF (Cajon Pass) #66
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - BNSF (Cajon Pass) #66
Walthers Mainline 30112 - HO Scale RTR 85 ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper - Amtrak (Phase IV)
HO Scale RTR 85 ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper - Amtrak (Phase IV)
Walthers Proto 2202 - HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 242A - 1 Pair
HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 242A - 1 Pair
Walthers Proto 16253 - HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Lark) #66
HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Lark) #66
Rapido 115129 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: VIA Rail - Current Scheme (Teal): #4111
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Current Scheme
Rapido 114031 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8970
Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8970
Rapido 115120 HO Budd Coach w/HEP: VIA Rail - Current Scheme (Teal): #8100
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Current Scheme
Rapido 128522 - HO Comet Commuter Car Set - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) Set #1
HO Comet Commuter Car Set - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) Set #1
Rapido 146036 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) Set #1
Rapido 606-100376 - HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5635
HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5635
Rapido 146024 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Altamont Commuter Express ACE (Original) Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Altamont Commuter Express ACE (Original) Set #1
Rapido 606-100390 - HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #31
HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #31
Rapido 146045 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (Ribbon & Original) Set #2
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (Ribbon & Original) Set #2
Rapido 115128 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Club Scheme: #4008
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Club Scheme
Rapido 606-100389 - HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #330
HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #330
Rapido 146053 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Unnumbered Coach
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Unnumbered Coach
Rapido 206002 - HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B Train #1 #5034+5035 (1 Married Pair)
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B Train #1 #5034+5035 (1 Married Pair)
Rapido 146093 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 2 Body
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 2 Body
Walthers Proto 101418 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701581
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701581
Rapido 146095 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 4 Body
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 4 Body
WalthersProto 18203 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge - Union Pacific COSF #9009
Union Pacific COSF #9009
Walthers Proto 101426 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33519/800667
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33519/800667
Rapido 114039 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3104
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3104
Walthers Proto 18600 - HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4808
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4808
Walthers Proto 14501 - HO RTR 85Ft Budd Big Dome Bar Lounge Dormitory - Lighted - Santa Fe #60
HO RTR 85Ft Budd Big Dome Bar Lounge Dormitory - Lighted - Santa Fe #60
Rapido 141007 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2092 Loch Arkaig
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2092 Loch Arkaig
Rapido 115110 HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original: #101
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original
Rapido 606-100377 - HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5654
HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5654
Rapido 606-100379 - HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156280 Sunset Beach
HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156280 Sunset Beach
Rapido 606-100372 - HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5624
HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5624
Microscale 87673 - HO Via Rail Passenger Car Stripes (1978-02) use with 87-672 - Decal
HO Via Rail Passenger Car Stripes (1978-02) use with 87-672 - Decal
Rapido 606-100367 - HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5627
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5627
Rapido 175007 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3606
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3606
WalthersProto 101357 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX Rack #B-6168, TTGX Flatcar #981238
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX
Atlas 20005984 HO - 8-1-2 Passenger Car - Pullman (Assigned NYC): Onaluska Pass
8-1-2 Passenger Car - Pullman (Assigned NYC): Onaluska Pass
Atlas 20007056 - HO Bi-Level Commuter Coach-Cab Car Set - Metra (3 pkg) #2
HO Bi-Level Commuter Coach-Cab Car Set - Metra (3 pkg) #2
Rapido 146025 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Altamont Commuter Express ACE (Original) Set #2
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Altamont Commuter Express ACE (Original) Set #2
Rapido 146040 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit/ Metrolinx - Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit/ Metrolinx - Set #1
Walthers Proto 18502 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
Rapido 115111 HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original: #103
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original
Rapido Trains 203503 - HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): Early Amtrak - 5 Car Set
HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): Early Amtrak - 5 Car Set
Rapido 146033 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Set #1
Rapido 128524 - HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #724
HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #724
WalthersMainline 31053 HO Scale - RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Painted, Unlettered
RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Painted, Unlettered
Rapido 146052 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Set #2
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Set #2
Rapido 115102 HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon: #112
HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon
Rapido 115126 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Coach Scheme: #4121
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Coach Scheme
Rapido 606-100399 - HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4884
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4884
Rapido 146034 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Set #2
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Set #2
WalthersProto 101340 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910260
89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910260
Walthers Proto 18704 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Harriman) #9004
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Harriman) #9004
Walthers Proto 9208 - HO 85Ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific Heritage Fleet #5769 Council Bluffs
HO 85Ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific Heritage Fleet #5769 Council Bluffs
Rapido 114027 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3401
Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3401
Rapido 146098 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 3 Body
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 3 Body
Rapido 206503 - HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B Train #2 #5098+5099 (1 Married Pair)
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B Train #2 #5098+5099 (1 Married Pair)
WalthersProto 101360 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex Rack FXE #210396, TTGX Flatcar #973740
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex
Rapido 115122 HO Budd Coach w/HEP: VIA Rail - Current Scheme (Teal): #8110
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Current Scheme
Rapido 128525 - HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #727
HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #727
Walthers Proto 9204 - HO 85ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific (Art Lockman) #6334
HO 85ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific (Art Lockman) #6334
Bowser 12911 - HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Toronto Transit Commission #4750
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Toronto Transit Commission #4750
Walthers Proto 18004 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
Rapido 128054 - HO Horizon ADA Coach - Amtrak (Phase Vl) #54511
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase Vl) #54511
Rapido 115121 HO Budd Coach w/HEP: VIA Rail - Current Scheme (Teal): #8109
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Current Scheme
Rapido 146007 HO - BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit - Early - Set #4
BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit - Early - Set #4
Rapido 128526 - HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #731
HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #731
Walthers Proto 18105 - HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Denver) #5011
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Denver) #5011
Walthers Proto 101415 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - BNSF #303084
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - BNSF #303084
Rapido 606-100385 - HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6445
HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6445
Walthers Proto 15256 - HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF (Cajon Pass) #66
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF (Cajon Pass) #66
Rapido 141004 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2028 Loch Tarbet
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2028 Loch Tarbet
Rapido 175012 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9372
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9372
Walthers Proto 18702 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Walter Dean) #9005
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Walter Dean) #9005
Rapido 146048 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Set #1
Rapido 114028 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3402
Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3402
Rapido Trains 16710 - HO Budd RDC-1 - PH1b - DCC/Sound - Canadian National #D101
Canadian National #D101
Walthers Proto 18701 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Harriman) #9004 (CLONE)
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Harriman) #9004
WalthersProto 13103 HO - 85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
Rapido 606-100394 - HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1313
HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1313
WalthersProto 101351 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow #702194
WalthersProto HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow
WalthersProto 18201 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge - Union Pacific Harriman #9004
Union Pacific Harriman #9004
Rapido 128055 - HO Horizon Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lll - Wide) #53503
HO Horizon Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lll - Wide) #53503
Walthers Proto 101425 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33488/700392
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33488/700392
Rapido 146044 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (Ribbon & Original) Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (Ribbon & Original) Set #1
Rapido 128047 - HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54536
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54536
Rapido 606-100369 - HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5647
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5647
Rapido 115132 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: VIA Rail - Current Scheme (Grey): #4007
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Current Scheme (Grey)
WalthersProto 18050 HO - 85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
Walthers Proto 18500 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
WalthersProto 18153 - HO Scale 85 ACF Dome Diner - Union Pacific 8008 (Heritage Fleet, City of Portland; yellow, gray)
HO Scale 85 ACF Dome Diner - Union Pacific 8008 (Heritage Fleet, City of Portland; yellow, gray)
Rapido 115114 HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original: #119
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original
Bowser 12920 - HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Kansas City Phase 1 #725
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Kansas City Phase 1 #725
WalthersProto 18205 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge - Union Pacific Walter Dean #9005
Union Pacific COSF #9005
Rapido 128058 - HO Horizon Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lV) #53509
HO Horizon Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lV) #53509
Bowser 12923 - HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2245
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2245
Rapido 606-100406 - HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #478
HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #478
Walthers Mainline 30365 - HO 85Ft Budd Observation - Ready To Run - Amtrak Phase I
HO 85Ft Budd Observation - Ready To Run - Amtrak Phase I
Athearn Genesis G23742 - HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights - AMTK/Redondo Beach #6404
HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights - AMTK/Redondo Beach #6404
WalthersProto 14103 HO - 85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
Athearn Genesis G23791 - HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Grover Beach #6401
HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Grover Beach #6401
Bowser 12922 - HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - Standard DC - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2246
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - Standard DC - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2246
WalthersMainline 31000 HO Scale - RTR 85 ft Horizon Fleet Coach - Amtrak (Phase III)
RTR 85 ft Horizon Fleet Coach - Amtrak (Phase III)
Rapido 25004 - HO Rohr Turboliner - DC/ Silent - Amtrak Phase 3 (late) - set #4
Amtrak Phase 3 (late) - set #4
Rapido Trains 203103 - HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Early Amtrak
HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Early Amtrak
Rapido 146050 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Unnumbered Coach
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Unnumbered Coach
Rapido 119021 HO Scale - Budd Manor Sleeper Original Scheme - VIA Rail, No Number/Name
Budd Manor Sleeper Original Scheme - VIA Rail, No Number/Name
Rapido 146049 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Set #2
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Set #2
Walthers Proto 16251 - HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Hunt) #64
HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Hunt) #64
WalthersMainline 31052 HO Scale - RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase VI) (Travelmark)
RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase VI) (Travelmark)
WalthersProto 101355 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX #B-6560, TTGX Flatcar #979170
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX
Rapido 606-100393 - HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1306
HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1306
Rapido 114014 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #613
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #613
Rapido 115113 HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original: #111
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - Original
Rapido 128048 - HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54564
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54564
Rapido 606-100407 - HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #480
HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #480
Rapido 146047 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink - Unnumbered Coach
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink - Unnumbered Coach
Rapido 146094 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 3 Body
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 3 Body
Rapido 606-100401 - HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4888
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4888
Rapido 606-100381 - HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156520 / Capilano
HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156520 / Capilano
Rapido 175013 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9373
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9373
WalthersMainline 30010 - HO 85 ft Budd Large-Window Coach - Ready to Run - Alaska Railroad
85 ft Budd Large-Window Coach - Ready to Run - Alaska Railroad
WalthersProto 101359 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex Rack FXE #210117, TTGX Flatcar #942224
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex
WalthersProto 13102 HO - 85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
Walthers Proto 18655 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Missouri River Eagle) #7011
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Missouri River Eagle) #7011
Athearn Genesis G23739 - HO Surfliner Diner w/Lights - AMTK/Diablo Canyon #6305
HO Surfliner Diner w/Lights - AMTK/Diablo Canyon #6305
Rapido 146097 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 2 Body
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 2 Body
WalthersProto 18204 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge - Union Pacific Harriman #9004
Union Pacific Harriman #9004
Walthers Proto 18705 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Walter Dean) #9005
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Walter Dean) #9005
Walthers Proto 18002 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
Rapido 206502 - HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B Train #1 #5034+5035 (1 Married Pair)
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B Train #1 #5034+5035 (1 Married Pair)
Rapido Trains 203505 - HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): CN Rail - 5 Car Set
HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): CN Rail - 5 Car Set
Athearn Genesis G23789 - HO Surfliner Diner w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Diablo Canyon #6305
HO Surfliner Diner w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Diablo Canyon #6305
Rapido 606-100403 - HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2184
HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2184
Rapido 606-100395 - HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1323
HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1323
Rapido 606-100375 - HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5619
HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5619
Rapido 119007 HO Scale - Budd Manor Sleeper Maroon Scheme - CPR, No Name/Number
Budd Manor Sleeper Maroon Scheme - CPR, No Name/Number
Rapido 115097 HO Budd Coach w/HEP: Painted, Unlettered
HO Budd Coach w/HEP: Painted, Unlettered
Athearn Genesis G23790 - HO Surfliner Business Car w/Light & Sound - AMTK/Montana #6804
HO Surfliner Business Car w/Light & Sound - AMTK/Montana #6804
Walthers Proto 18501 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
WalthersProto 101341 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910266
89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910266
Rapido 606-100371 - HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5617
HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5617
Rapido 114011 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #601
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #601
WalthersProto 14102 HO - 85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
Rapido 114015 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail Unnumbered
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail Unnumbered
Athearn Genesis G23740 - HO Surfliner Business Car w/Light - AMTK/Montana #6804
HO Surfliner Business Car w/Light - AMTK/Montana #6804
Rapido Trains 203106 - HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: VIA Set #1
HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: VIA Set #1
Rapido 606-100388 - HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #279
HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #279
Rapido 146037 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) Set #2
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) Set #2
WalthersProto 18552 HO - 85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Challenger #7015
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Challenger #7015
Athearn Genesis G23741 - HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights - AMTK/Grover Beach #6401
HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights - AMTK/Grover Beach #6401
Rapido 606-100400 - HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4886
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4886
Rapido 606-100404 - HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2187
HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2187
Rapido Trains 203105 - HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: CN Rail
HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: CN Rail
Rapido 606-100405 - HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #477
HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #477
Walthers Proto 101420 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #802647
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #802647
WalthersProto 101339 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910250
89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910250
Rapido 115108 HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red: #116
HO Budd Coach: CP Rail - Action Red
Atlas 20007055 - HO Bi-Level Commuter Coach-Cab Car Set - Metra (3 pkg)
HO Bi-Level Commuter Coach-Cab Car Set - Metra (3 pkg)
Rapido 114012 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #603
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #603
Rapido 114013 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #607
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #607
Athearn Genesis G23792 - HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Redondo Beach #6404
HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Redondo Beach #6404
Walthers Mainline 30408 - HO 85Ft Budd Dome Coach - Ready to Run - Amtrak Phase I
HO 85Ft Budd Dome Coach - Ready to Run - Amtrak Phase I
Rapido 114030 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3405
Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3405
Walthers Proto 13501 - HO RTR 85Ft Budd Big Dome Bar Lounge Dormitory - Santa Fe #60
HO RTR 85Ft Budd Big Dome Bar Lounge Dormitory - Santa Fe #60
Bowser 12921 - HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - Standard DC - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2245
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - Standard DC - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2245
Walthers Proto 18001 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
Rapido 606-100391 - HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #32
HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #32
Walthers Proto 18003 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
Walthers Proto 18154 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
Bowser 12912 - HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Toronto Transit Commission #4777
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Toronto Transit Commission #4777
Rapido 606-100387 - HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #270
HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #270
Rapido Trains 203506 - HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): VIA #1 - 5 Car Set
HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): VIA #1 - 5 Car Set
Rapido 606-100382 - HO Lightweight Coach - CP - Royal Canadian Pacific - #101 / Dominion
HO Lightweight Coach - CP - Royal Canadian Pacific - #101 / Dominion
WalthersProto 18103 - HO Scale 85 ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific 302 Overland (Heritage Fleet; Armour Yellow, gray, red)
HO Scale 85 ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific 302 Overland (Heritage Fleet; Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Rapido 141003 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2027 Loch Ness
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2027 Loch Ness
Rapido Trains 203507 - HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): VIA #2 - 5 Car Set
HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): VIA #2 - 5 Car Set
Rapido 114037 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3102
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3102
Rapido 115103 HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon: #115
HO Budd Coach: Canadian Pacific - Maroon
Rapido 606-100384 - HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6443
HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6443
Rapido 115123 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Coach Scheme: #4100
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Coach Scheme
Rapido 146030 - HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Coaster (Original) Set #1
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Coaster (Original) Set #1
Rapido 115133 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: VIA Rail - Current Scheme (Grey): #4009
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Current Scheme (Grey)
Rapido 606-100378 - HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156230 / Porteau
HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156230 / Porteau
Athearn Genesis G23738 - HO Surfliner Cab w/Lights - AMTK/Point San Luis #6905
HO Surfliner Cab w/Lights - AMTK/Point San Luis #6905
Walthers Proto 18603 - HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (Overland) #302
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (Overland) #302
Rapido 141022 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - New York Central #10803
HO Budd Slumbercoach - New York Central #10803
Walthers Proto 18651 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (City of Portland) #8008
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (City of Portland) #8008
Kadee 522 - HO 36in Smooth-Back RP-25 Wheelsets - Pkg (12)
36in Smooth-Back RP-25 Wheelsets - Pkg (12)
Rapido 114025 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - Amtrak - Phase 1 #1533
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Amtrak - Phase 1 #1533
Walthers Proto 101431 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331197/710728
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331197/710728
WalthersProto 101353 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow #702375
WalthersProto HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow
Rapido 146046 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (White Ribbon) #187
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (White Ribbon) #187
Rapido Trains 203104 - HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Late Amtrak
HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Late Amtrak
Rapido 146035 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Unnumbered Coach
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Unnumbered Coach
Walthers Proto 101432 - HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331154/710851
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331154/710851
WalthersProto 18200 - HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge - Union Pacific COSF #9009
Union Pacific COSF #9009
Walthers Proto 16255 - HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper -Lighted- BNSF #65 -Raton Pass (Business Train, Real Metal Finish)
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF
Rapido 175011 - HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9371
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9371
WalthersProto 9203 - HO 85ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific #5769
Union Pacific #5769
Rapido 606-100402 - HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2181
HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2181
Rapido 146039 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) - Unnumbered Coach
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) - Unnumbered Coach
Walthers Mainline 30113 - HO Scale RTR 85 ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper - Amtrak (Phase I)
HO Scale RTR 85 ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper - Amtrak (Phase I)
Rapido 141005 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2081 Loch Long
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2081 Loch Long
WalthersProto 101358 HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX Rack - No Number, TTGX Flatcar #982366
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX
Rapido 115124 HO VIA HEP2 Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Coach Scheme: #4115
HO Budd Coach: VIA Rail - HEP2 Coach Scheme
Rapido 141015 - HO Budd Slumbercoach - Burlington Northern #1489 Loch Rannoch
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Burlington Northern #1489 Loch Rannoch
Rapido 131215 HO Tempo Train- Snack Coach VIA Rail #354
Via Rail Tempo Train Snack Coach
Walthers Proto 18505 - HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
Walthers Proto 9207 - HO 85Ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific Heritage Fleet (1st) #5779 Promontory
HO 85Ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific Heritage Fleet (1st) #5779 Promontory
Walthers Proto 2203 - HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 2410 - 1 Pair
HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 2410 - 1 Pair
Rapido 114038 HO Scale - Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3103
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3103
WalthersProto 18151 - HO Scale 85 ACF Dome Diner - Union Pacific 8008 (Heritage Fleet, City of Portland; yellow, gray)
HO Scale 85 ACF Dome Diner - Union Pacific 8008 (Heritage Fleet, City of Portland; yellow, gray)
Rapido 146029 - HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - CalTrain - Unnumbered Coach
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - CalTrain - Unnumbered Coach
85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Hunt) #64
Business Train (Real Metal Finish)
Non Lighted
Product Information
Passengers on your WalthersProto Combined Super Chief / El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85Ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak. Ready for operation or display, features of this WalthersProto replica include:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Window gasket details as appropriate
Sprung operating diaphragms
Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22Inch radius curves included
Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Burlington Northern #333 Loch Tay
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3603
-Overland Style
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
Budd Manor Sleeper - Seaboard, Cedartown
Each Baggage Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF
Passengers on your Walthers Proto Combined Super Chief/El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers, fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments, and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak.
Ready for operation or display, features of this Walthers Proto replica include:
- Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
- Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
- Factory-installed grab irons
- Prototypically accurate window tinting
- Window gasket details as appropriate
- Sprung operating diaphragms
- Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22 inch radius curves included
- Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24 inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
VIA Rail HEP 1 (1998 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
CANADIAN PACIFIC (1955 to late 1960s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (Overland) #3602
-Overland Style
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
VIA RAIL (EARLY) (1978 to mid 1990s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO TTC G-Class Subway - Unpowered - 2-car Train + Display Platform #5000+5001
INCLUDES: ST. CLAIR STATION PLATFORM DISPLAY BASE
Each Rapido Toronto Subway Car features:
Design created from original factory drawings and field measurements
Fully detailed interiors including seats, hand holds and lighting
Working lights: headlights, rear marker lights, destination sign
Fully detailed underbodies
Wire grab irons
DC/DCC ready or DCC/Sound (Display models are unpowered)
Display models include lighting powered by an included 12V DC power supply
Ages 14 and up. This is not a toy.
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3602
-Overland Style
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8971
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (City of Denver) #5011
Union Pacific Heritage Fleet
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Built as Lunch Counter Cafe Lounge in 1959 and originally numbered 5015, this car returned to special service as the Overland in 1988, named for UPs Overland Flyer and the later Overland Limited, which were both named for UPs Overland Route.
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B-B-A Train #5016+5217+5216+5017 (2 Married Pairs-4 cars)
Available as:
Gorgeous display model of a two-car train in St. Clair Station, OR
Four-car, operating model (silent or equipped with SOUND), OR
Two-car, operating add-on model (silent or equipped with SOUND)
Each Rapido Toronto Subway Car features:
Design created from original factory drawings and field measurements
Fully detailed interiors including seats, hand holds and lighting
Working lights: headlights, rear marker lights, destination sign
Fully detailed underbodies
Wire grab irons
DC/DCC ready or DCC/Sound (Display models are unpowered)
Display models include lighting powered by an included 12V DC power supply
Ages 14 and up. This is not a toy.
Each VIA Rail Tempo Snack Coach features:
Scaled from blueprints and field measurements
Full, multi-colour interior with individually-installed seats
Complete underbody with separate piping and conduit
Free-rolling, ball-bearing wheelsets
Track-powered interior lighting and working marker lights
Etched-metal end gates
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4808
Union Pacific Heritage Fleet
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Two 48-seat dining cars have been named for UPs flagship Streamliner, The City of Los Angeles. Both were delivered new in 1949 from American Car & Foundry. The current car, #4808, was acquired from Northern Rail Car in 1991.
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - CalTrain - Set #1
San Francisco
Includes: Cab: 112 Coaches: 219, 225 (Series 3)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54032
PHASE SPECIFIC FEATURES:
- 68-seat coach interior
- Modified parlor end-doors
- Fixed end-door steps
GENERAL FEATURES:
- Coach, Dinette, Club-Dinette car body styles
- All-new ADA Coach cars
- All-new car numbers
- Full underbody and interior detail
- Correct GSI G70 trucks with metal wheelsets and reliable power pickup
- Accurate painting and lettering
- Tinted windows
- Improved interior lighting in both DC and DCC
- Independently-controllable end marker lights
- Metal side grab irons
HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Lane) #65
Business Train (Real Metal Finish)
Lighted
Product Information
Passengers on your WalthersProto Combined Super Chief / El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85Ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak. Ready for operation or display, features of this WalthersProto replica include:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Window gasket details as appropriate
Sprung operating diaphragms
Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22Inch radius curves included
Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33565/810116
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4884
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4885
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Built as a coach in 1954 by American Car and Foundry, the Katy Flyer provides seating for 44 passengers. The Missouri-Kansas-Texas joined the UP family in 1982, and this car was renamed in 1993 for a train that ran from St. Louis to Galveston, Texas, for 65 years. The Katy nickname came from the KT in the roads MKT reporting mark.
HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 2411 - 1 Pair
Product Information
The prototypes of this truck featured one-piece cast sideframes and were used on a wide range of heavyweight equipment. These trucks fit the Walthers (932-series) Heavyweight 12-1 Sleeper, 14-Section Sleeper and 3-2 Observation (all out of production), but adaptable to many other models. An easy upgrade for new and older HO Scale passenger cars, WalthersProto trucks are fully assembled and ready to use with built-in electrical contacts for car lighting and 36inch turned metal RP-25 wheels.
85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Lark) #66
Business Train (Real Metal Finish)
Non Lighted
Product Information
Passengers on your WalthersProto Combined Super Chief / El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85Ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak. Ready for operation or display, features of this WalthersProto replica include:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Window gasket details as appropriate
Sprung operating diaphragms
Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22Inch radius curves included
Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase Vl) #54526
PHASE SPECIFIC FEATURES:
- 68-seat coach interior
- Modified parlor end-doors
- Fixed end-door steps
GENERAL FEATURES:
- Coach, Dinette, Club-Dinette car body styles
- All-new ADA Coach cars
- All-new car numbers
- Full underbody and interior detail
- Correct GSI G70 trucks with metal wheelsets and reliable power pickup
- Accurate painting and lettering
- Tinted windows
- Improved interior lighting in both DC and DCC
- Independently-controllable end marker lights
- Metal side grab irons
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5603
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
CP RAIL (1968 to early 1980s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO VIA HEP2 Coach: Painted, Unlettered
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
CP RAIL (1968 to early 1980s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF
Passengers on your Walthers Proto Combined Super Chief/El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers, fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments, and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak.
Ready for operation or display, features of this Walthers Proto replica include:
- Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
- Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
- Factory-installed grab irons
- Prototypically accurate window tinting
- Window gasket details as appropriate
- Sprung operating diaphragms
- Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22 inch radius curves included
- Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24 inch radius is recommended for operation.
Canadian National #D100
Phase 1 RDC Spotting Features:
-Low headlight (CN later added their unique top hat headlights to these units to accomodate diaphragms)
-Manufactured truck sideframes Large cab and end-door windows
-Numberboards on the car sides next to the doors
-Optional, separate pilot mounted to body
-Small curved skirts next to the end steps
-Rooftop fluting ends in-line with the end doors
-Two sloped rectangular grills over the radiator/fan sections on each side separated by a solid pane
Model Features:
-Rapidos acclaimed stainless steel finish
-Separate underframe piping and conduit Loads of roadname-specific details
-Working Gyralite & ditch lights (where appropriate)
-Fabricated or cast truck sideframes (as appropriate)
-Separate grab irons and front door chains
-Etched-metal roof grills and fan covers Lit number boards and class lights
-Detroit or Cummins engine sounds (as appropriate)
-Standard bell or E-bell sounds (as appropriate)
HO Budd Coach: Painted, Unlettered
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Acquired as part of UPs first big dome order in 1955, Columbine was delivered from American Car & Foundry as Dome Chair #7001 in December, 1954 with seating for 42. The car is named for a UP train that ran between Omaha and Denver.
Budd Manor Sleeper - Painted, Unlettered
Each Baggage Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (City of San Francisco) #9009
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Acquired as part of UPs first big dome order in 1955, Columbine was delivered from American Car & Foundry as Dome Chair #7001 in December, 1954 with seating for 42. The car is named for a UP train that ran between Omaha and Denver.
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
CP RAIL (1968 to early 1980s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5599
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - 1954 Scheme #4887
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8975
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 1 Body
Detail Variations:
Series 1 body
Model Features
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out.
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
HO 85ft Pullman Standard 36-Seat Diner - BNSF (Fred Harvey) #11
FEATURES:
- Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
- Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
- Factory-installed grab irons
- Prototypically accurate window tinting
- Window gasket details as appropriate
- Sprung operating diaphragms
- Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22 inch radius curves included
- Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24 inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO 85ft Pullman Standard 36-Seat Diner - Santa Fe #61
FEATURES:
- Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
- Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
- Factory-installed grab irons
- Prototypically accurate window tinting
- Window gasket details as appropriate
- Sprung operating diaphragms
- Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22 inch radius curves included
- Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24 inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5642
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B-B-A Train #5016+5217+5216+5017 (2 Married Pairs-4 cars)
Available as:
Gorgeous display model of a two-car train in St. Clair Station, OR
Four-car, operating model (silent or equipped with SOUND), OR
Two-car, operating add-on model (silent or equipped with SOUND)
Each Rapido Toronto Subway Car features:
Design created from original factory drawings and field measurements
Fully detailed interiors including seats, hand holds and lighting
Working lights: headlights, rear marker lights, destination sign
Fully detailed underbodies
Wire grab irons
DC/DCC ready or DCC/Sound (Display models are unpowered)
Display models include lighting powered by an included 12V DC power supply
Ages 14 and up. This is not a toy.
HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Penn Central/US DOT
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit/ Metrolinx - Set #2
Toronto
Includes: Cab: 212 (Series 1) Coaches: 2846, 2857 (Series 4)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
8-1-2 Passenger Car - Pullman (Assigned NYC): Centdoya
MASTER MODEL FEATURES:
Full interior detailing
Scale operating diaphragms
Ice or Pullman Mechanical a/c as appropriate
Full, separately-applied underbody detail (brake piping, steam traps, brake rigging, etc.)
Scale window glass
Detailed prototypical trucks with free-rolling metal wheels
AccuMate couplers
Recommended Minimum Radius: 24inch
HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156420 / Kelly Lake
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Unique to the Union Pacific, the Dome Diner offered patrons fine dining and unequalled views of the beautiful scenery. This car was built by American Car & Foundry in 1955 and numbered 8004. Today it is named for the Missouri Pacific streamliner that was the first to feature dome coaches.
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701623
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701338
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2246
Maroon/Cream
Sign: 60 Richmond Westmoreland
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 4 Body
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from Highball Graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5598
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4804
Union Pacific Heritage Fleet
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Two 48-seat dining cars have been named for UPs flagship Streamliner, The City of Los Angeles. Both were delivered new in 1949 from American Car & Foundry. The current car, #4808, was acquired from Northern Rail Car in 1991.
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Challenger #7015
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Built as Dome Chair #7015 in December 1958, and initially assigned to the City of St. Louis, the car was formally retired in June of 1972, and passed through a succession of owners until returning to home rails in the fall of 1990. Named in honor of The Challenger, which ran between Omaha and Los Angeles, from May 1936 to April 1971.
HO Ready to Run - 85Ft Amfleet I 84-Seat Coach - Amtrak (Phase III)
(Phase III, equal red, white, blue stripes)
Product Information
Model Amtrak service in minutes with WalthersProto Amfleet Coaches! Entering service in 1975 and inspired by the Budd-built Metroliner, the Amfleet I was designed to negotiate tighter clearances found on eastern lines where theyre still assigned to inter-city service today. Fully assembled and ready for service, these HO WalthersProto replicas feature:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Paint color-matched to Amtrak standards
Correct profile body with fine side corrugations
Inside bearing trucks with brake shoe and other details
Highly detailed underbody with centersill and cross bracing on underframe
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypical smoked glass windows with gaskets
Car number and letterboard decals
Correct 36Inch turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
Add more realism in minutes with LED lighting Kit (920-1057) available separately
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
Officially licensed by Amtrak; Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - BNSF
Passengers on your Walthers Proto Combined Super Chief/El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers, fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments, and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak.
Ready for operation or display, features of this Walthers Proto replica include:
- Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
- Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
- Factory-installed grab irons
- Prototypically accurate window tinting
- Window gasket details as appropriate
- Sprung operating diaphragms
- Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22 inch radius curves included
- Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24 inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Horizon Club-Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lV) #58103
PHASE SPECIFIC FEATURES:
- Half dinette, half business-class seating
- Modified parlor end-doors
- Fixed end-door steps
GENERAL FEATURES:
- Coach, Dinette, Club-Dinette car body styles
- All-new ADA Coach cars
- All-new car numbers
- Full underbody and interior detail
- Correct GSI G70 trucks with metal wheelsets and reliable power pickup
- Accurate painting and lettering
- Tinted windows
- Improved interior lighting in both DC and DCC
- Independently-controllable end marker lights
- Metal side grab irons
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B Train #2 #5098+5099 (1 Married Pair)
Available as:
Gorgeous display model of a two-car train in St. Clair Station, OR
Four-car, operating model (silent or equipped with SOUND), OR
Two-car, operating add-on model (silent or equipped with SOUND)
Each Rapido Toronto Subway Car features:
Design created from original factory drawings and field measurements
Fully detailed interiors including seats, hand holds and lighting
Working lights: headlights, rear marker lights, destination sign
Fully detailed underbodies
Wire grab irons
DC/DCC ready or DCC/Sound (Display models are unpowered)
Display models include lighting powered by an included 12V DC power supply
Ages 14 and up. This is not a toy.
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Unique to the Union Pacific, the Dome Diner offered patrons fine dining and unequalled views of the beautiful scenery. This car was built by American Car & Foundry in 1955 and numbered 8004. Today it is named for the Missouri Pacific streamliner that was the first to feature dome coaches.
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331214/710768
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Unique to the Union Pacific, the Dome Diner offered patrons fine dining and unequalled views of the beautiful scenery. This car was built by American Car & Foundry in 1955 and numbered 8004. Today it is named for the Missouri Pacific streamliner that was the first to feature dome coaches.
85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Santa Fe (Regal Lake) #65
Business Train (Real Metal Finish)
Non Lighted
Product Information
Passengers on your WalthersProto Combined Super Chief / El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85Ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak. Ready for operation or display, features of this WalthersProto replica include:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Window gasket details as appropriate
Sprung operating diaphragms
Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22Inch radius curves included
Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
CP RAIL (1968 to early 1980s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO 36Inch Diameter Ribbed Back Passenger Wheelsets (12 sets)
Ribbed wheelsets are most commonly found on steam era rolling stock. Kadee(R) wheel sets are manufactured to the most exacting standards.
Features
- 12 Sets per Package
- Code 110
- Accurate Markings
- Incredible Detail True to Prototype
- Non-magnetic Metal Wheels
- Smooth Tracking Free Rolling Contoured Insulated Axles - RP-25 Free Rolling Wheels
- Needlepoint Axles
Canadian Pacific (1955 to Late 1960s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase III)
(Phase III, equal red, white, blue stripes)
Expected Delivery: January 2021
Product Information
Upgrade Amtrak and commuter service in minutes with WalthersMainline Horizon Fleet Cars! Based on later modifications of a design first introduced in the 1970s, Amtrak purchased 18 Food Service Cars (and 86 coaches) with two different interior arrangements in 1989 - 1990 for use on inter-city runs, where they can still be found today. Nicely detailed, affordably priced and ready for service right out of the box, features of the models include:
Limited edition - one time run of these schemes!
Factory-installed diaphragms
Drawbars for 22Inch or larger radius curves
Improved underbody details
Prototypes in Amtrak(R) and regional commuter service
Tinted windows
Authentic paint and lettering schemes
Correct GSI roller bearing trucks with 36inch turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
Officially licensed by Amtrak; Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #34
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Amtrak - Phase 1 #1534
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO RTR Wide-Vision Caboose - CSX Transportation #16678
Product Information
This Walthers Trainline HO Scale Wide-Vision Caboose is great for adding to the end of any freight train on your layout or train set. Trainline freight cars feature RP-25 metal wheels for superior performance on all kinds of track including smaller scale-sized Code 70 and larger rail. With their added weight, body-mounted knuckle couplers, and wheel tread matched to National Model Railroad Association standards, wheels on Trainline rolling stock are compatible with almost all North American HO model railroads and can be used as you expand your railroad. Other features of this Wide-Vision Caboose include molded details that stand up to handling during operation and realistic paint schemes for good looks. The Wide-Vision Cabooseis part of the large line of Trainline cars and locomotives.
Fully assembled, ready to run
Colorful paint and lettering schemes
Fully assembled, ready to run
Use with any HO Scale train set
Body-mounted magnetic knuckle couplers
RP-25 metal wheels
HO RTR Wide-Vision Caboose - Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe #999734
Product Information
This Walthers Trainline HO Scale Wide-Vision Caboose is great for adding to the end of any freight train on your layout or train set. Trainline freight cars feature RP-25 metal wheels for superior performance on all kinds of track including smaller scale-sized Code 70 and larger rail. With their added weight, body-mounted knuckle couplers, and wheel tread matched to National Model Railroad Association standards, wheels on Trainline rolling stock are compatible with almost all North American HO model railroads and can be used as you expand your railroad. Other features of this Wide-Vision Caboose include molded details that stand up to handling during operation and realistic paint schemes for good looks. The Wide-Vision Caboose is part of the large line of Trainline cars and locomotives.
Fully assembled, ready to run
Colorful paint and lettering schemes
Fully assembled, ready to run
Use with any HO Scale train set
Body-mounted magnetic knuckle couplers
RP-25 metal wheels
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2088 Loch Leven
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8973
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Norfolk Southern
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5616
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new in 1954 from American Car & Foundry with seating for 44, the car is currently named for a Missouri Pacific train running between St. Louis and various Texas cities from 1915 to 1948 when the new Texas Eagle took over its route.
HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6446
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Missouri River Eagle) #7011
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
UPP 7011 Missouri River Eagle was built as UP Dome Coach 7011 in November 1958 and is named for the Missouri Pacific train serving St. Louis and Omaha from 1940 to 1971, MPs first and last diesel-powered streamliner.
HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: VIA Set #2
#263-257-254 + IC-34 #264
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase IV)
(Phase IV, silver, wide blue, thin red and white stripes)
Expected Delivery: January 2021
Product Information
Upgrade Amtrak and commuter service in minutes with WalthersMainline Horizon Fleet Cars! Based on later modifications of a design first introduced in the 1970s, Amtrak purchased 18 Food Service Cars (and 86 coaches) with two different interior arrangements in 1989 - 1990 for use on inter-city runs, where they can still be found today. Nicely detailed, affordably priced and ready for service right out of the box, features of the models include:
Limited edition - one time run of these schemes!
Factory-installed diaphragms
Drawbars for 22Inch or larger radius curves
Improved underbody details
Prototypes in Amtrak(R) and regional commuter service
Tinted windows
Authentic paint and lettering schemes
Correct GSI roller bearing trucks with 36inch turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
Officially licensed by Amtrak; Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2026 Loch Lomond
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Set #1
Seattle
Includes: Cab: 106 Coaches: 203, 212 (Series 3)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
Union Pacific COSF #9005
Heritage Fleet UPP Walter Dean
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (Daylight) #3605
-Shasta Style
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
VIA Rail HEP2 Coach Scheme (1996 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Comet Commuter Car Set - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) Set #2
Cab Coach: #708
Coaches: #725, 733
The Rapido Trains HO scale Comet Cars features:
Designed from field measurements as well as original blueprints and documents.
Full interior detail including individual seats, and unparalleled underbody detail incl. all pipes and boxes
Extremely free-rolling inside-bearing trucks with metal wheelsets
Tinted windows and accurate painting and lettering
All-wheel electrical pickup and advanced circuitry for flicker-free lighting on both DC and DCC layouts
Coaches feature controllable interior and end marker lights using the included magnetic wand
Cab Coach lighting controlled using the magnetic wand on both DC and DCC layouts
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5635
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3404
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
RTR 85 ft Budd Baggage Lounge - Amtrak (Phase IV)
(Phase IV, silver, wide blue, thin red and white stripes)
Product Information
Add a place to relax on your classic streamliner quickly and easily with this WalthersMainline HO Scale 85Ft Budd Baggage-Lounge! Nicely detailed, affordably priced and built tough for years of dependable service, this car is based on fluted-side cars used by many railroads. The 85Ft Budd Baggage-Lounge is perfect for use with other WalthersMainline HO Scale streamlined passenger cars.
Model passenger service in minutes at WalthersMainline prices!
Based on streamlined cars used by many roads
Eight authentic car types
Operates on 18Inch radius curves
Correct prototype 85Ft length
Tinted window glazing
Fully assembled, ready for fun on your railroad
Rugged construction for years of service
Detailed body
Full interior
Correct 36Inch turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
LED interior lights available separately
Molded drill starter points for add-on wire grab irons (sold separately)
CANADIAN PACIFIC (1955 to late 1960s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5611
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - CP - Royal Canadian Pacific - #102 / E.S. Smith
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3603
-Overland Style
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - BNSF (Cajon Pass) #66
Passengers on your Walthers Proto Combined Super Chief/El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers, fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments, and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak.
Ready for operation or display, features of this Walthers Proto replica include:
- Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
- Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
- Factory-installed grab irons
- Prototypically accurate window tinting
- Window gasket details as appropriate
- Sprung operating diaphragms
- Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22 inch radius curves included
- Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24 inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Scale RTR 85 ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper - Amtrak (Phase IV)
(Phase IV, silver, wide blue, thin red and white stripes)
Product Information:
Add more seating on your classic streamliner quickly and easily with this Walthers Mainline HO Scale 85ft Budd Small-Window Coach! Nicely detailed, affordably priced and built tough for years of dependable service, this car is based on fluted-side cars used my many North American railroads. 85ft Budd Small-Window Coaches are perfect for use with other Walthers Mainline HO Scale streamlined passenger cars.
Based on streamlined cars used by many roads
Eight authentic car types
Operates on 18in radius curves
Correct prototype 85ft length
Tinted window glazing
Fully assembled, ready for fun on your railroad
Rugged construction for years of service
Detailed body
Full interior
Correct 36in turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
LED interior lights available separately
Molded drill starter points for add-on wire grab irons (sold separately)
HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 242A - 1 Pair
Product Information
The prototypes of this truck featured one-piece cast sideframes and were used on a wide range of heavyweight equipment. These trucks fit the Walthers (932-series) Heavyweight 12-1 Sleeper, 14-Section Sleeper and 3-2 Observation (all out of production), but adaptable to many other models. An easy upgrade for new and older HO Scale passenger cars, WalthersProto trucks are fully assembled and ready to use with built-in electrical contacts for car lighting and 36inch turned metal RP-25 wheels.
HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Lark) #66
Business Train (Real Metal Finish)
Lighted
Product Information
Passengers on your WalthersProto Combined Super Chief / El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85Ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak. Ready for operation or display, features of this WalthersProto replica include:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Window gasket details as appropriate
Sprung operating diaphragms
Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22Inch radius curves included
Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
VIA Rail HEP2 Current Scheme (2020 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
Budd Baggage-Dorm - New York Central #8970
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
VIA Rail HEP 1 (2020 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Comet Commuter Car Set - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) Set #1
Cab Coach: #702
Coaches: #722, 730
The Rapido Trains HO scale Comet Cars features:
Designed from field measurements as well as original blueprints and documents.
Full interior detail including individual seats, and unparalleled underbody detail incl. all pipes and boxes
Extremely free-rolling inside-bearing trucks with metal wheelsets
Tinted windows and accurate painting and lettering
All-wheel electrical pickup and advanced circuitry for flicker-free lighting on both DC and DCC layouts
Coaches feature controllable interior and end marker lights using the included magnetic wand
Cab Coach lighting controlled using the magnetic wand on both DC and DCC layouts
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) Set #1
Toronto
Includes: Cab: 254 Coaches: 2619, 2653 (Series 4)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5635
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Altamont Commuter Express ACE (Original) Set #1
San Jose
Includes: Cab: 3305 Coaches: 3205, 3208 (Series 3)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #31
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (Ribbon & Original) Set #2
Los Angeles
Includes: Cab: 212 Coaches: 2846, 2857 (Series 2)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
VIA Rail HEP2 Club Scheme (1996 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #330
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Unnumbered Coach
Seattle - Series 3
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from highball graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/Silent - A-B Train #1 #5034+5035 (1 Married Pair-2 cars)
Available as:
Gorgeous display model of a two-car train in St. Clair Station, OR
Four-car, operating model (silent or equipped with SOUND), OR
Two-car, operating add-on model (silent or equipped with SOUND)
Each Rapido Toronto Subway Car features:
Design created from original factory drawings and field measurements
Fully detailed interiors including seats, hand holds and lighting
Working lights: headlights, rear marker lights, destination sign
Fully detailed underbodies
Wire grab irons
DC/DCC ready or DCC/Sound (Display models are unpowered)
Display models include lighting powered by an included 12V DC power supply
Ages 14 and up. This is not a toy.
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 2 Body
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from Highball Graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #701581
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 4 Body
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from Highball Graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
Union Pacific COSF #9009
Heritage Fleet UPP City Of San Francisco
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33519/800667
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3104
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (City of Los Angeles) #4808
Union Pacific Heritage Fleet
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Built as Lunch Counter Cafe Lounge in 1959 and originally numbered 5015, this car returned to special service as the Overland in 1988, named for UPs Overland Flyer and the later Overland Limited, which were both named for UPs Overland Route.
HO RTR 85Ft Budd Big Dome Bar Lounge Dormitory - Lighted - Santa Fe #60
Business Train (Real Metal Finish)
Lighted
Product Information
Modeling one of Santa Fes most unique cars is easy with the 85Ft Budd Big Dome Bar Lounge Dormitory! Tailor-made for enjoying trackside scenery, the glass-enclosed upper deck offered superb views for 57 passengers in coach seats, with 18 additional lounge seats. The lower level provided an additional small lounge area, along with dormitory space for 12 crewmen. Ready for operation or display, features of this WalthersProto replica include:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Window gasket details as appropriate
Sprung operating diaphragms
Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22Inch radius curves included
Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2092 Loch Arkaig
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
VIA RAIL (EARLY) (1978 to mid 1990s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5654
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156280 Sunset Beach
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5624
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Via Rail Passenger Car Stripes (1978-02) use with 87-672 - Decal
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5627
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Fluted Sides - Southern Pacific (General Service) #3606
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
8-1-2 Passenger Car - Pullman (Assigned NYC): Onaluska Pass
MASTER MODEL FEATURES:
Full interior detailing
Scale operating diaphragms
Ice or Pullman Mechanical a/c as appropriate
Full, separately-applied underbody detail (brake piping, steam traps, brake rigging, etc.)
Scale window glass
Detailed prototypical trucks with free-rolling metal wheels
AccuMate couplers
Recommended Minimum Radius: 24inch
HO Bi-Level Commuter Coach-Cab Car Set - Metra (3 pkg) #2
(Nippon Sharyo Type)
Road Numbers:
#6064 Coach, #6093 Coach, #8584 Cab Car
Features:
Designed from prototype drawings with the cooperation of Metra
Illuminated directional LED headlight, ditchlights, and red marker lights
Interior includes seat details and LED illumination
21-pin plug for optional DCC operation
Provision for mounting a speaker
Separately applied air horn, antenna, lift lugs, and diaphragms
Free-rolling metal wheels
Equipped with metal couplers
Recommend 22Inch minimum radius
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Altamont Commuter Express ACE (Original) Set #2
San Jose
Includes: Cab: 3308 Coaches: 3207, 3211 (Series 3)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit/ Metrolinx - Set #1
Toronto
Includes: Cab: 208 (Series 1) Coaches: 2838, 2850 (Series 4)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new in 1954 from American Car & Foundry with seating for 44, the car is currently named for a Missouri Pacific train running between St. Louis and various Texas cities from 1915 to 1948 when the new Texas Eagle took over its route.
VIA RAIL (EARLY) (1978 to mid 1990s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): Early Amtrak - 5 Car Set
#52-73-74-75-53
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Set #1
Salt Lake City
Includes: Cab: 102 Coaches: 204, 207 (Series 4)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #724
The Rapido Trains HO scale Comet Cars features:
Designed from field measurements as well as original blueprints and documents.
Full interior detail including individual seats, and unparalleled underbody detail incl. all pipes and boxes
Extremely free-rolling inside-bearing trucks with metal wheelsets
Tinted windows and accurate painting and lettering
All-wheel electrical pickup and advanced circuitry for flicker-free lighting on both DC and DCC layouts
Coaches feature controllable interior and end marker lights using the included magnetic wand
Cab Coach lighting controlled using the magnetic wand on both DC and DCC layouts
RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Painted, Unlettered
Expected Delivery: January 2021
Product Information
Upgrade Amtrak and commuter service in minutes with WalthersMainline Horizon Fleet Cars! Based on later modifications of a design first introduced in the 1970s, Amtrak purchased 18 Food Service Cars (and 86 coaches) with two different interior arrangements in 1989 - 1990 for use on inter-city runs, where they can still be found today. Nicely detailed, affordably priced and ready for service right out of the box, features of the models include:
Limited edition - one time run of these schemes!
Factory-installed diaphragms
Drawbars for 22Inch or larger radius curves
Improved underbody details
Prototypes in Amtrak(R) and regional commuter service
Tinted windows
Authentic paint and lettering schemes
Correct GSI roller bearing trucks with 36Inch turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
Officially licensed by Amtrak; Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Sounder - Set #2
Seattle
Includes: Cab: 110 Coaches: 209, 227 (Series 3)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
CANADIAN PACIFIC (1955 to late 1960s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
VIA Rail HEP2 Coach Scheme (1996 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4884
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Set #2
Salt Lake City
Includes: Cab: 109 Coaches: 201, 208 (Series 4)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910260
(yellow, silver; yellow Flat)
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Harriman) #9004
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO 85Ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific Heritage Fleet #5769 Council Bluffs
w/ printed name and number
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
UP excursion schemes
Factory-printed car names, numbers and full-color graphics as appropriate
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Correct 36inch turned metal RP-25 wheels
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Built by St. Louis Car in 1962 for mail storage service as #5752, the car was reassigned to the maintenance fleet as a tool car in 1970 and renumbered 904277. Retired in 1997, the car was held for parts until 2018, when it was refurbished for the 150th anniversary of the driving of the golden spike, named -Promontory- (the second car to carry the name), restored to its original #5752 and finished with special -Experience the Union Pacific- lettering in blue.
Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3401
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 3 Body
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from Highball Graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B Train #2 #5098+5099 (1 Married Pair)
Available as:
Gorgeous display model of a two-car train in St. Clair Station, OR
Four-car, operating model (silent or equipped with SOUND), OR
Two-car, operating add-on model (silent or equipped with SOUND)
Each Rapido Toronto Subway Car features:
Design created from original factory drawings and field measurements
Fully detailed interiors including seats, hand holds and lighting
Working lights: headlights, rear marker lights, destination sign
Fully detailed underbodies
Wire grab irons
DC/DCC ready or DCC/Sound (Display models are unpowered)
Display models include lighting powered by an included 12V DC power supply
Ages 14 and up. This is not a toy.
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
VIA Rail HEP 1 (2020 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #727
The Rapido Trains HO scale Comet Cars features:
Designed from field measurements as well as original blueprints and documents.
Full interior detail including individual seats, and unparalleled underbody detail incl. all pipes and boxes
Extremely free-rolling inside-bearing trucks with metal wheelsets
Tinted windows and accurate painting and lettering
All-wheel electrical pickup and advanced circuitry for flicker-free lighting on both DC and DCC layouts
Coaches feature controllable interior and end marker lights using the included magnetic wand
Cab Coach lighting controlled using the magnetic wand on both DC and DCC layouts
HO 85ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific (Art Lockman) #6334
Union Pacific Heritage Fleet
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Built in 1962 by St. Louis Car Company, baggage car #6334 was one of the last cars of this type purchased by the Union Pacific. In 1973 it was refitted as a tool car (#904304) and assigned to snowplow service, where it remained until joining the Heritage Fleet in 1981. In 1992, the car was named for the foreman of the Cheyenne, Wyoming, roundhouse, Art Lockman. Today the car houses a full machine shop, along with a variety of tools, parts, lubricants and more to support UPs steam locos when they are out on the road. A crew lounge, lockers and laundry area are also housed in this car.
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Toronto Transit Commission #4750
Maroon/Cream
Destination: St. Clair Keel
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
One of five original coaches now in the Heritage Fleet, this car was delivered new in 1954 from American Car & Foundry with seating for 44 patrons. Today, UPP #5473 is named for the UP train that connected Portland and Chicago for over 40 years
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase Vl) #54511
PHASE SPECIFIC FEATURES:
- 68-seat coach interior
- Modified parlor end-doors
- Fixed end-door steps
GENERAL FEATURES:
- Coach, Dinette, Club-Dinette car body styles
- All-new ADA Coach cars
- All-new car numbers
- Full underbody and interior detail
- Correct GSI G70 trucks with metal wheelsets and reliable power pickup
- Accurate painting and lettering
- Tinted windows
- Improved interior lighting in both DC and DCC
- Independently-controllable end marker lights
- Metal side grab irons
VIA Rail HEP 1 (2020 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit - Early - Set #4
Set includes the following numbers:
Coach 2208
Coach 2233
Coach 2249
Model Features
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out.
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
HO Single Comet Commuter Coach - Montreal AMT (Late Lake Scheme) #731
The Rapido Trains HO scale Comet Cars features:
Designed from field measurements as well as original blueprints and documents.
Full interior detail including individual seats, and unparalleled underbody detail incl. all pipes and boxes
Extremely free-rolling inside-bearing trucks with metal wheelsets
Tinted windows and accurate painting and lettering
All-wheel electrical pickup and advanced circuitry for flicker-free lighting on both DC and DCC layouts
Coaches feature controllable interior and end marker lights using the included magnetic wand
Cab Coach lighting controlled using the magnetic wand on both DC and DCC layouts
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific (City of Denver) #5011
Union Pacific Heritage Fleet
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Built as a Lunch Counter Cafe Lounge in 1959, this car returned to the Union Pacific in 1989, and was named for the City of Denver, a train jointly operated by the CNW and UP between Chicago and Denver from 1936 to 1971.
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - BNSF #303084
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6445
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF (Cajon Pass) #66
Passengers on your Walthers Proto Combined Super Chief/El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers, fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments, and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak.
Ready for operation or display, features of this Walthers Proto replica include:
- Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
- Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
- Factory-installed grab irons
- Prototypically accurate window tinting
- Window gasket details as appropriate
- Sprung operating diaphragms
- Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22 inch radius curves included
- Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24 inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2028 Loch Tarbet
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9372
-Overland Style
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Walter Dean) #9005
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Set #1
Albuquerque
Includes: Cab: 1102 Coaches: 1008, 1012 (Series 4)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3402
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
Canadian National #D101
Phase 1 RDC Spotting Features:
-Low headlight (CN later added their unique top hat headlights to these units to accomodate diaphragms)
-Manufactured truck sideframes Large cab and end-door windows
-Numberboards on the car sides next to the doors
-Optional, separate pilot mounted to body
-Small curved skirts next to the end steps
-Rooftop fluting ends in-line with the end doors
-Two sloped rectangular grills over the radiator/fan sections on each side separated by a solid pane
Model Features:
-Rapidos acclaimed stainless steel finish
-Separate underframe piping and conduit Loads of roadname-specific details
-Working Gyralite & ditch lights (where appropriate)
-Fabricated or cast truck sideframes (as appropriate)
-Separate grab irons and front door chains
-Etched-metal roof grills and fan covers Lit number boards and class lights
-Detroit or Cummins engine sounds (as appropriate)
-Standard bell or E-bell sounds (as appropriate)
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Harriman) #9004
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new by Budd in 1950, this car started life as 10-6 sleeper -Pacific Domain.- Used as staff car #202 after 1972, it received the name -Cabarton- in 1980. Remodeled as a crew car with four bedrooms in 1989, it was renamed in early 2009 to honor long-time UP executive chef Willie James. Today, the car serves as a support center for the excursion trains, and includes both a large kitchen and dining/lounge area.
HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1313
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Union Pacific Harriman #9004
Built new in 1955 by American Car & Foundry, UP 9004 was set aside for special assignments in 1974. In 1987, the car was named Harriman in honor of Edward Harriman and his sons Averell and Roland, who all served as Directors of the company. From 1989 to 1990, the car was named Sun Valley.
HO Horizon Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lll - Wide) #53503
PHASE SPECIFIC FEATURES:
- Full dinette interior
- Original powered sliding end-doors
- Fold-down steps (in closed position)
GENERAL FEATURES:
- Coach, Dinette, Club-Dinette car body styles
- All-new ADA Coach cars
- All-new car numbers
- Full underbody and interior detail
- Correct GSI G70 trucks with metal wheelsets and reliable power pickup
- Accurate painting and lettering
- Tinted windows
- Improved interior lighting in both DC and DCC
- Independently-controllable end marker lights
- Metal side grab irons
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Norfolk Southern/ETTX Flat #33488/700392
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (Ribbon & Original) Set #1
Los Angeles
Includes: Cab: 208 Coaches: 2838, 2850 (Series 2)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54536
PHASE SPECIFIC FEATURES:
- 68-seat coach interior
- Modified parlor end-doors
- Fixed end-door steps
GENERAL FEATURES:
- Coach, Dinette, Club-Dinette car body styles
- All-new ADA Coach cars
- All-new car numbers
- Full underbody and interior detail
- Correct GSI G70 trucks with metal wheelsets and reliable power pickup
- Accurate painting and lettering
- Tinted windows
- Improved interior lighting in both DC and DCC
- Independently-controllable end marker lights
- Metal side grab irons
HO Lightweight Coach -VIA Rail Canada #5647
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
VIA Rail HEP2 Current Scheme Business (Grey) (2020 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Columbine #7001
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Acquired as part of UPs first big dome order in 1955, Columbine was delivered from American Car & Foundry as Dome Chair #7001 in December, 1954 with seating for 42. The car is named for a UP train that ran between Omaha and Denver.
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Built as a coach in 1954 by American Car and Foundry, the Katy Flyer provides seating for 44 passengers. The Missouri-Kansas-Texas joined the UP family in 1982, and this car was renamed in 1993 for a train that ran from St. Louis to Galveston, Texas, for 65 years. The Katy nickname came from the KT in the roads MKT reporting mark.
HO Scale 85 ACF Dome Diner - Union Pacific 8008 (Heritage Fleet, City of Portland; yellow, gray)
In response to many requests, Walthers is pleased to announce HO models of the historic Union Pacific train honoring the late President George H. W. Bush, which will include a WalthersMainline SD70ACe 4141, and select WalthersProto cars from the Heritage Fleet. Each car comes fully assembled for operation or display, with a variety of features as noted below. Perfect for fan trips and special events behind 4141 and other UP power
First time with factory-printed UPP numbers and car names
Baggage car includes full-color Presidential Seal decal
Finished in modern-era UP excursion scheme
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting as appropriate
Delivered new from American Car & Foundry in 1955 as 8008, this car was sold to the original Auto Train in 1972 and remained on its roster until 1981. A year later it was transferred to Kansas City Southern, where it was to be renumbered as car 19, but never saw service. UP reacquired the car in 1990 and named it for its Chicago-Portland Streamliner that ran from 1935 to 1971.
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
VIA RAIL (EARLY) (1978 to mid 1990s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Kansas City Phase 1 #725
cream, black
Sign: 53 48th Troost Rockhill
Union Pacific COSF #9005
Heritage Fleet UPP Walter Dean
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO Horizon Dinette - Amtrak (Phase lV) #53509
PHASE SPECIFIC FEATURES:
- Full dinette interior
- Modified parlor end-doors
- Fixed end-door steps
GENERAL FEATURES:
- Coach, Dinette, Club-Dinette car body styles
- All-new ADA Coach cars
- All-new car numbers
- Full underbody and interior detail
- Correct GSI G70 trucks with metal wheelsets and reliable power pickup
- Accurate painting and lettering
- Tinted windows
- Improved interior lighting in both DC and DCC
- Independently-controllable end marker lights
- Metal side grab irons
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2245
Maroon/Cream
Sign: 60 35 Allegheny
HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #478
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 85Ft Budd Observation - Ready To Run - Amtrak Phase I
Product Information
Add luxury lounge space on your classic streamliner quickly and easily with this WalthersMainline HO Scale 85Ft Budd Observation! A common car on many trains, the trademark -boat tail- end of the car offered riders a receding view of the rails through wrap-around windows as they relaxed with their favorite beverages or snacks. Nicely detailed, affordably priced and built tough for years of dependable service, this car is based on fluted-side cars used my many North American railroads. 85Ft Budd observation are perfect for use with other WalthersMainline HO Scale streamlined passenger cars.
Model passenger service in minutes at WalthersMainline prices!
Based on streamlined cars used by many roads
Eight authentic car types
Operates on 18inch or larger radius curves
Correct prototype 85Ft length
Tinted window glazing
Fully assembled, ready for fun on your railroad
Rugged construction for years of service
Detailed body
Full interior
Correct 36inch turned metal RP-25 wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
LED interior lights available separately
Molded drill starter points for add-on wire grab irons (sold separately)
Officially licensed by Amtrak Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights - AMTK/Redondo Beach #6404
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new by Budd in 1950, this car started life as 10-6 sleeper -Pacific Domain.- Used as staff car #202 after 1972, it received the name -Cabarton- in 1980. Remodeled as a crew car with four bedrooms in 1989, it was renamed in early 2009 to honor long-time UP executive chef Willie James. Today, the car serves as a support center for the excursion trains, and includes both a large kitchen and dining/lounge area.
HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Grover Beach #6401
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - Standard DC - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2246
Maroon/Cream
Sign: 60 Richmond Westmoreland
RTR 85 ft Horizon Fleet Coach - Amtrak (Phase III)
(Phase III, equal red, white, blue stripes)
Expected Delivery: December 2020
Product Information
Upgrade Amtrak and commuter service in minutes with WalthersMainline Horizon Fleet Cars! Based on later modifications of a design first introduced in the 1970s, Amtrak purchased 86 coaches (and 18 Food Service Cars) in 1989 - 1990 for use on inter-city runs, where they can still be found today. Nicely detailed, affordably priced and ready for service right out of the box, features of the models include:
Limited edition - one time run of these schemes!
Factory-installed diaphragms
Drawbars for 22Inch or larger radius curves
Improved underbody details
Prototypes in Amtrak(R) and regional commuter service
Tinted windows
Authentic paint and lettering schemes
Correct GSI roller bearing trucks with 36Inch turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
Officially licensed by Amtrak; Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Amtrak Phase 3 (late) - set #4
Consist numbers- 156, 157, 179, 180, 181
Turboliner features:
Accurately designed using original blueprints and field measurements
Tinted windows, full interior details and flicker-free interior lighting
Separate factory installed grab irons
Full underbody details and highly-detailed trucks, including third-rail shoes
Both Power Cars come with smooth, reliable drive systems for optimal performance
Working headlights, marker lights and cab-mounted strobe lights
DCC models feature accurate sounds sourced and remastered from original videos
HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Early Amtrak
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Unnumbered Coach
Albuquerque - Series 4
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from highball graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
Budd Manor Sleeper Original Scheme - VIA Rail, No Number/Name
Each Baggage Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - New Mexico Rail Runner - Set #2
Albuquerque
Includes: Cab: 1105 Coaches: 1002, 1009 (Series 4)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO 85Ft RTR P-S Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - Lighted - Santa Fe (Regal Hunt) #64
Business Train (Real Metal Finish)
Lighted
Product Information
Passengers on your WalthersProto Combined Super Chief / El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85Ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak. Ready for operation or display, features of this WalthersProto replica include:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Window gasket details as appropriate
Sprung operating diaphragms
Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22Inch radius curves included
Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
RTR 85 ft Horizon Food Service Car - Amtrak (Phase VI) (Travelmark)
Expected Delivery: January 2021
Product Information
Upgrade Amtrak and commuter service in minutes with WalthersMainline Horizon Fleet Cars! Based on later modifications of a design first introduced in the 1970s, Amtrak purchased 18 Food Service Cars (and 86 coaches) with two different interior arrangements in 1989 - 1990 for use on inter-city runs, where they can still be found today. Nicely detailed, affordably priced and ready for service right out of the box, features of the models include:
Limited edition - one time run of these schemes!
Factory-installed diaphragms
Drawbars for 22Inch or larger radius curves
Improved underbody details
Prototypes in Amtrak(R) and regional commuter service
Tinted windows
Authentic paint and lettering schemes
Correct GSI roller bearing trucks with 36inch turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
Officially licensed by Amtrak; Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1306
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #613
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
VIA RAIL (EARLY) (1978 to mid 1990s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Horizon Coach - Amtrak (Phase lV) #54564
PHASE SPECIFIC FEATURES:
- 68-seat coach interior
- Modified parlor end-doors
- Fixed end-door steps
GENERAL FEATURES:
- Coach, Dinette, Club-Dinette car body styles
- All-new ADA Coach cars
- All-new car numbers
- Full underbody and interior detail
- Correct GSI G70 trucks with metal wheelsets and reliable power pickup
- Accurate painting and lettering
- Tinted windows
- Improved interior lighting in both DC and DCC
- Independently-controllable end marker lights
- Metal side grab irons
HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #480
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink - Unnumbered Coach
Los Angeles - Series 2
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from highball graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Coach - Series 3 Body
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from Highball Graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4888
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156520 / Capilano
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9373
-Overland Style, blanked top windows
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
85 ft Budd Large-Window Coach - Ready to Run - Alaska Railroad
(silver, blue)
Product Information
Add more seating on your classic streamliner quickly and easily with this WalthersMainline HO Scale 85Ft Budd Large-Window Coach! Nicely detailed, affordably priced and built tough for years of dependable service, this car is based on fluted-side cars used across the continent. 85Ft Budd Large-Window Coaches are perfect for use with other WalthersMainline HO Scale streamlined passenger cars.
Model passenger service in minutes at WalthersMainline prices!
Based on streamlined cars used by many roads
Eight authentic car types
Operates on 18 Inch radius curves
Correct prototype 85Ft length
Tinted window glazing
Fully assembled, ready for fun on your railroad
Rugged construction for years of service
Detailed body
Full interior
Correct 36 Inch turned metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
LED interior lights available separately
Molded drill starter points for add-on wire grab irons (sold separately)
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -Ferromex
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Standard - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new by Budd in 1950, this car started life as 10-6 sleeper -Pacific Domain.- Used as staff car #202 after 1972, it received the name -Cabarton- in 1980. Remodeled as a crew car with four bedrooms in 1989, it was renamed in early 2009 to honor long-time UP executive chef Willie James. Today, the car serves as a support center for the excursion trains, and includes both a large kitchen and dining/lounge area.
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Missouri River Eagle) #7011
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
UPP 7011 Missouri River Eagle was built as UP Dome Coach 7011 in November 1958 and is named for the Missouri Pacific train serving St. Louis and Omaha from 1940 to 1971, MPs first and last diesel-powered streamliner.
HO Surfliner Diner w/Lights - AMTK/Diablo Canyon #6305
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Undecorated Cab Coach - Series 2 Body
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from Highball Graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
Union Pacific Harriman #9004
Built new in 1955 by American Car & Foundry, UP 9004 was set aside for special assignments in 1974. In 1987, the car was named Harriman in honor of Edward Harriman and his sons Averell and Roland, who all served as Directors of the company. From 1989 to 1990, the car was named Sun Valley.
HO 85ft ACF Dome Lounge Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Walter Dean) #9005
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new in 1954 from American Car & Foundry with seating for 44, the car is currently named for a Missouri Pacific train running between St. Louis and various Texas cities from 1915 to 1948 when the new Texas Eagle took over its route.
HO TTC G-Class Subway - DC/DCC/Sound - A-B Train #1 #5034+5035 (1 Married Pair-2 cars)
Available as:
Gorgeous display model of a two-car train in St. Clair Station, OR
Four-car, operating model (silent or equipped with SOUND), OR
Two-car, operating add-on model (silent or equipped with SOUND)
Each Rapido Toronto Subway Car features:
Design created from original factory drawings and field measurements
Fully detailed interiors including seats, hand holds and lighting
Working lights: headlights, rear marker lights, destination sign
Fully detailed underbodies
Wire grab irons
DC/DCC ready or DCC/Sound (Display models are unpowered)
Display models include lighting powered by an included 12V DC power supply
Ages 14 and up. This is not a toy.
HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): CN Rail - 5 Car Set
#126-201-256-228-151
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
HO Surfliner Diner w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Diablo Canyon #6305
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2184
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - Erie Lackawanna #1323
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - Canadian National - Wet Noodle #5619
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
Budd Manor Sleeper Maroon Scheme - CPR, No Name/Number
Each Baggage Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Budd Coach w/HEP: Painted, Unlettered
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Surfliner Business Car w/Light & Sound - AMTK/Montana #6804
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
One of five original coaches now in the Heritage Fleet, this car was delivered new in 1954 from American Car & Foundry with seating for 44 patrons. Today, UPP #5473 is named for the UP train that connected Portland and Chicago for over 40 years
89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910266
(yellow, silver; yellow Flat)
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Lightweight Coach - CNR - 1954 Scheme #5617
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #601
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
85Ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Willie James #202
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new by Budd in 1950, this car started life as 10-6 sleeper -Pacific Domain.- Used as staff car #202 after 1972, it received the name -Cabarton- in 1980. Remodeled as a crew car with four bedrooms in 1989, it was renamed in early 2009 to honor long-time UP executive chef Willie James. Today, the car serves as a support center for the excursion trains, and includes both a large kitchen and dining/lounge area.
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail Unnumbered
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Surfliner Business Car w/Light - AMTK/Montana #6804
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: VIA Set #1
#203-226-251 + IC-34 #261
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #279
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) Set #2
Toronto
Includes: Cab: 257 Coaches: 2626, 2640 (Series 4)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
85Ft ACF Dome Coach UP Heritage Fleet - Ready to Run - Lighted - Union Pacific, Challenger #7015
(Armour Yellow, gray, red)
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Built as Dome Chair #7015 in December 1958, and initially assigned to the City of St. Louis, the car was formally retired in June of 1972, and passed through a succession of owners until returning to home rails in the fall of 1990. Named in honor of The Challenger, which ran between Omaha and Los Angeles, from May 1936 to April 1971.
HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights - AMTK/Grover Beach #6401
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
HO Lightweight Coach - GTW - Wet Noodle #4886
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2187
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO UAC TurboTrain Completion Pack: CN Rail
#203-226-251 + IC-34 #261
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
HO Lightweight Coach - Missouri Pacific - Jenks Blue #477
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - Chicago & North Western/ETTX Flat #802647
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - Milwaukee Road Rack, TTGX Flatcar #910250
(yellow, silver; yellow Flat)
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
CP RAIL (1968 to early 1980s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Bi-Level Commuter Coach-Cab Car Set - Metra (3 pkg)
(Nippon Sharyo Type)
Road Numbers:
#6017 Coach, #6024 Coach, #8533 Cab Car
Features:
Designed from prototype drawings with the cooperation of Metra
Illuminated directional LED headlight, ditchlights, and red marker lights
Interior includes seat details and LED illumination
21-pin plug for optional DCC operation
Provision for mounting a speaker
Separately applied air horn, antenna, lift lugs, and diaphragms
Free-rolling metal wheels
Equipped with metal couplers
Recommend 22Inch minimum radius
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #603
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
Budd Baggage-Dorm Original Scheme - VIA Rail #607
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Surfliner Coach w/Lights & Sound - AMTK/Redondo Beach #6404
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
HO 85Ft Budd Dome Coach - Ready to Run - Amtrak Phase I
Product Information
Provide passengers spectacular views of the scenery on your classic streamliner quickly and easily with this WalthersMainline HO Scale 85Ft Budd Dome-Coach! Nicely detailed, affordably priced and built tough for years of dependable service, this car is based on fluted-side cars used my many North American railroads. 85Ft Budd Dome-Coach are perfect for use with other WalthersMainline HO Scale streamlined passenger cars.
Model passenger service in minutes at WalthersMainline prices!
Based on streamlined cars used by many roads
Eight authentic car types
Operates on 18inch or larger radius curves
Correct prototype 85Ft length
Tinted window glazing
Fully assembled, ready for fun on your railroad
Rugged construction for years of service
Detailed body
Full interior
Correct 36inch turned metal RP-25 wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
LED interior lights available separately
Molded drill starter points for add-on wire grab irons (sold separately)
Officially licensed by Amtrak Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Budd Baggage-Dorm - AT&SF #3405
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO RTR 85Ft Budd Big Dome Bar Lounge Dormitory - Santa Fe #60
Business Train (Real Metal Finish)
Non Lighted
Product Information
Modeling one of Santa Fes most unique cars is easy with the 85Ft Budd Big Dome Bar Lounge Dormitory! Tailor-made for enjoying trackside scenery, the glass-enclosed upper deck offered superb views for 57 passengers in coach seats, with 18 additional lounge seats. The lower level provided an additional small lounge area, along with dormitory space for 12 crewmen. Ready for operation or display, features of this WalthersProto replica include:
Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Window gasket details as appropriate
Sprung operating diaphragms
Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22Inch radius curves included
Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
Proto MAX metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24Inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - Standard DC - SEPTA (Ex-Toronto) #2245
Maroon/Cream
Sign: 60 35 Allegheny
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Portland Rose) #5473
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
One of five original coaches now in the Heritage Fleet, this car was delivered new in 1954 from American Car & Foundry with seating for 44 patrons. Today, UPP #5473 is named for the UP train that connected Portland and Chicago for over 40 years
HO Lightweight Coach - Delaware & Hudson #32
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach - Union Pacific (Katy Flyer) #5468
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Built as a coach in 1954 by American Car and Foundry, the Katy Flyer provides seating for 44 passengers. The Missouri-Kansas-Texas joined the UP family in 1982, and this car was renamed in 1993 for a train that ran from St. Louis to Galveston, Texas, for 65 years. The Katy nickname came from the KT in the roads MKT reporting mark.
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach - Union Pacific (Colorado Eagle) #8004
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Unique to the Union Pacific, the Dome Diner offered patrons fine dining and unequalled views of the beautiful scenery. This car was built by American Car & Foundry in 1955 and numbered 8004. Today it is named for the Missouri Pacific streamliner that was the first to feature dome coaches.
HO Kansas City-Style Post-War PCC Streetcar - DCC & Sound - Toronto Transit Commission #4777
Maroon/Cream
Destination: Earlscourt Lansdowne
HO Lightweight Coach - Central of New Jersey #270
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): VIA #1 - 5 Car Set
#146-201-256-228-151
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
HO Lightweight Coach - CP - Royal Canadian Pacific - #101 / Dominion
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Scale 85 ACF 48-Seat Diner - Union Pacific 302 Overland (Heritage Fleet; Armour Yellow, gray, red)
In response to many requests, Walthers is pleased to announce HO models of the historic Union Pacific train honoring the late President George H. W. Bush, which will include a WalthersMainline SD70ACe 4141, and select WalthersProto cars from the Heritage Fleet. Each car comes fully assembled for operation or display, with a variety of features as noted below. Perfect for fan trips and special events behind 4141 and other UP power
First time with factory-printed UPP numbers and car names
Baggage car includes full-color Presidential Seal decal
Finished in modern-era UP excursion scheme
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting as appropriate
Delivered as a lunch counter cafe and lounge in 1949, car 5015 was later held for special service. Rebuilt as a custom 36-seat diner in 1988 with round tables, it received a new wood interior decor in 2005. Named in honor of the original Overland Flyer, which ran from 1887 to 1890 when it was replaced by the Overland Limited, and UP also advertised itself as as the Overland Route for many years.
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 1) #2027 Loch Ness
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
HO UAC TurboTrain (DC/DCC/Sound): VIA #2 - 5 Car Set
#149-204-259-229-154
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3102
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
CANADIAN PACIFIC (1955 to late 1960s)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Lightweight Coach - Amtrak - Phase I #6443
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
VIA Rail HEP2 Coach Scheme (1996 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO BiLevel Commuter Car - Coaster (Original) Set #1
San Diego
Includes: Cab: 2208 Coaches: 2303, 2204 (Series 2)
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
VIA Rail HEP2 Current Scheme Business (Grey) (2020 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Lightweight Coach - BC Rail - #156230 / Porteau
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Surfliner Cab w/Lights - AMTK/Point San Luis #6905
AMTRAK SURFLINER PASSENGER CAR FEATURES:
- Fully-assembled and ready-to-run
- DCC-ready features Quick Plug plug-and-play technology with 21-pin NEM connector
- Scaled from prototype resources including drawings, field measurements, photographs, and more
- Accurate painting and printing featuring licensed Amtrak paint colors and artwork
- Each car individually named and numbered
- Tinted window glass
- Full end details including train line hoses & HEP receptacles
- Cab cars feature 3 different antenna arrangements per era
- Unique interior details for each car type
- Detailed paint colors including separate colors for floors, walls, seats, tables, control compartment, etc.
- Business class cars feature complete upper & lower service areas
- Cafe cars feature complete kitchen & serving area
- Interior stair & luggage rack details
- McHenry® scale knuckle couplers - Kadee® compatible
- All-wheel electrical pickup provides reliable current flow
- Wheels with RP25 contours operate on all popular brands of track
- Packaging securely holds model for safe storage
LED LIGHT EQUIPPED FEATURES:
- LED lighting for long life and reliable operation
- On-board DCC Decoder by NCE – Operates in DCC and Analog (DC) with lighting functions controllable in DCC
- LED Interior Lights
SOUND EQUIPPED MODELS ALSO FEATURE:
- Soundtraxx Tsunami SoundCar decoder w/ exclusive sounds recorded from actual Surfliner cars
- A/C compressor operation
- Doors opening & closing with associated beep
- Generic station announcements with associated beep for PA system use
- Vacuum toilet operation sound
- Clickety Clack rail sound
- Brake system sounds including brake set & application, and emergency brake air dump sound
- Cab cars feature authentic K5LA horn and bell
- Interior LED lights on upper & lower levels
- Working marker lights on car ends
- Cab cars feature working head & ditch lights
HO 85ft ACF 48-Seat Diner - Lighted - Union Pacific (Overland) #302
Union Pacific Heritage Fleet
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Built as Lunch Counter Cafe Lounge in 1959 and originally numbered 5015, this car returned to special service as the Overland in 1988, named for UPs Overland Flyer and the later Overland Limited, which were both named for UPs Overland Route.
HO Budd Slumbercoach - New York Central #10803
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
HO 85ft ACF Dome Diner Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (City of Portland) #8008
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new from American Car & Foundry in 1955 as 8008, this car was sold to the original Auto Train in 1972 and remained on its roster until 1981. A year later it was transferred to Kansas City Southern, where it was to be renumbered as car 19, but never saw service. UP reacquired the car in 1990 and named it for its Chicago-Portland Streamliner that ran from 1935 to 1971.
36in Smooth-Back RP-25 Wheelsets - Pkg (12)
Smooth wheelsets are most commonly found on all diesel era rolling stock. Kadee wheelsets are manufactured to the most exacting standards and feature: RP-25 contour, non-magnetic metal wheels and insulated needlepoint axles.
Wheelset Features:
- Code 110
- Accurate markings
- Incredible detail true to prototype
- Non-magnetic metal wheels
- Smooth tracking free rolling contoured insulated axles
- RP-25 free rolling wheels
- Needlepoint Axles
- Freight & Passenger
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Amtrak - Phase 1 #1533
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331197/710728
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run - CN - Yellow
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - Metrolink (White Ribbon) #187
Los Angeles - Series 3
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO UAC TurboTrain Additional Coach: Late Amtrak
The HO scale Turbo 2.0 features:
Designed from original United Aircraft blueprints
New, smooth-running drive system with excellent slow-speed performance
Completely redesigned Single Axle Trucks with free rolling, needlepoint axles
Every wheel on the train picks up power for rock-solid reliability
Unique Canadian and American versions
Accurate colors on Amtrak models approved by Amtrak
Three different Power Dome Cars and six different Intermediate Cars for total accuracy
Bright, golden-white LED headlights and redesigned, roof-mounted SMD interior lighting system
ESU LokSound V5 decoders and high-quality speakers in each Power Dome Car
The only accurate TurboTrain sounds recorded from the last surviving prototypes in 1982
Will easily negotiate curves down to 18inch radius
Works on DC or DCC
Available in 3-car and 5-car sets, with 4-car Canadian add-on sets to make the complete 9-car train
Turbo 2.0 is not compatible with the 2008 model.
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - UTA FrontRunner - Unnumbered Coach
Salt Lake City - Series 4
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from highball graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO 89ft Thrall Enclosed Tri-Level Auto Carrier - TTX/ETTX Flat #331154/710851
Over half of all new autos make their first long trip by train, riding in enclosed tri-level auto rack cars like these Walthers Proto models! Introduced in the mid-1970s especially to carry automobiles, the prototypes consist of an enclosed rack with three decks. As some of the tallest cars in service, the racks are mounted on low-level 89ft flatcars with sidesill cut-outs and 28in wheels for added clearance. In service all across North America, the racks carry the owners logos, and most ride on flatcars leased from TTX with ETTX reporting marks.
A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
-Limited edition - one time run of these numbers!
-Prototypes in service from the 1970s to the present
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Separately molded and applied side ladders
-Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with correct 28in wheels
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As the Walthers Auto Rack is the correct prototype length, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Union Pacific COSF #9009
Heritage Fleet UPP City Of San Francisco
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO 85ft Pullman-Standard Regal Series 4-4-2 Sleeper - BNSF
Passengers on your Walthers Proto Combined Super Chief/El Capitan are sure to have a memorable trip aboard the 85ft Pullman-Standard 4-4-2 Regal series Sleepers! Santa Fe purchased 16 of these spacious sleepers, fitted with four double-bedrooms, four compartments, and two drawing rooms for postwar Super Chief service, which were later used on other name trains and served with Amtrak.
Ready for operation or display, features of this Walthers Proto replica include:
- Real metal finish simulates stainless steel
- Correct GSC 41-NDO Outside Swing Hanger trucks as used in the 1960s
- Factory-installed grab irons
- Prototypically accurate window tinting
- Window gasket details as appropriate
- Sprung operating diaphragms
- Modeler-installed extended drawbars for 22 inch radius curves included
- Turned metal RP-25 wheelsets and correct trucks with built-in electrical contacts
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24 inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO SP 3/4 Dome-Lounge w/Flat Sides - Amtrak (Phase 1) #9371
-Overland Style
Rapidos SP Dome Lounge Cars Features:
Designed from original blueprints and field measurements of existing cars
Two fully-detailed interior configurations
Multi-colour interior decoration
Two underbody arrangements
Accurate interior and exterior paint and decoration
Full flicker-free track-powered interior lighting
Lighting (prototypically) in the dome roof
Accurate free-rolling trucks
Metal magnetic knuckle couplers
Union Pacific #5769
Heritage Fleet UPP Armour yellow wih US flag
As UP transformed its Streamliners into Domeliners in 1955, 15 new Dome-Lounge Observations were delivered to bring up the rear of the flagship streamliners. Within a year however this proved to be a problem. The cars quickly lost their unique ends and were rebuilt as Dome-Lounges. Named for the famed UP-SP-CNW Streamliner, the prototype has its original windows and lighting for use at the end of the train.
HO Lightweight Coach - Long Island Rail Road #2181
This new run of cars features many improvements:
- Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never duplicated)
Rapido Lighter
- Improved design and assembly to prevent warping
- Tighter connections between the body and the roof
- Lightweight Coaches and Duplex Sleepers feature new Trane air conditioner details
- New couplers designed for more reliable operation when pulled or pushed
- Redesigned, free-rolling trucks
- All of this is in addition to the incredible underbody detail, multi-color interior, skirts or stairs (as
appropriate) and extremely fine painting and decoration, down to the end door car names and
numbers!
This run of the Super Continental Line comprises three car styles:
- Lightweight Coach
- 8-4-4 Duplex Sleeper (4-8-4 in Canada)
- 10-5 Sleeper
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - GO Transit (Late Scheme) - Unnumbered Coach
Toronto - Series 4
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from highball graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality
HO Scale RTR 85 ft Budd 10-6 Sleeper - Amtrak (Phase I)
(Phase I, silver, wide blue, thin red and white stripes)
DESCRIPTION:
- Based on streamlined cars used by many roads
- Eight authentic car types
- Operates on 18in radius curves
- Correct prototype 85ft length
- Tinted window glazing
- Fully assembled, ready for fun on your railroad
- Rugged construction for years of service
- Detailed body
- Full interior
- Correct 36in turned metal wheelsets
- Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
- LED interior lights available separately
- Molded drill starter points for add-on wire grab irons (sold separately)
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Amtrak (Phase 3) #2081 Loch Long
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
HO - 89ft Thrall Bi-Level Auto Carrier - Ready To Run -CSX
Chances are your new mini-van, light truck, SUV or crossover took its first long trip by train aboard a Bi-Level Autorack like this WalthersProto replica! Introduced in the late 1970s as demand for pick ups and similar vehicles increased, these 89ft 6inch (27.2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles. A key part of Walthers Auto Series, these highly detailed and fully assembled HO models feature:
Factory-installed grab irons
Separately-applied ladders and brake equipment
Ultra-smooth rolling metal axles with 33inch wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As WalthersProto Auto Racks are the correct prototype length, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
VIA Rail HEP2 Coach Scheme (1996 to Present)
Rapido is pleased to announce the Superior Stainless Budd Coaches, as well as VIA Rail HEP1 & HEP2 Coaches, in HO Scale.
All 30 Coaches were delivered to Canadian Pacific in 1954 and 1955 and were initially numbered in the 100-series under Canadian Pacific. All but one of the original coaches were transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and, save for those damaged in derailments, are all still in use today. They form the backbone of most of VIA Rail Canadas services to this day, found not only on the busy Quebec City-Windsor corridor, but on all other services across the country, including The Canadian, Ocean, Hudson Bay and northern Quebec services.
Beginning in the late 1980s, VIA Rail upgraded its entire ex CPR Budd stainless steel fleet with Head End Power (referred to as HEP), which allowed newer locomotives to be able to heat the trains without the need for aging steam generator cars. These cars are called HEP1 cars and are typically found on long-distance trains today. Many coaches and baggage cars can also be found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Additionally, VIA Rail began purchasing second-hand Budd cars throughout 1990s from Amtrak and other second/third/forth-hand owners to supplement its fleet and allow for expansion. These cars would be completely rebuilt as either first class VIA 1 Cars or Coaches and were called HEP2 cars. These cars contain pass-through MU (multiple unit) cables and are almost exclusively found in intercity service on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor.
Our models are based on the original, steam-heated Canadian Pacific cars. However, we have tooled new HEP2 car sides as well as both HEP1 and HEP2 car ends.
Most of the Budd cars originally purchased by Canadian Pacific, as well as those bought used by VIA Rail, continue to form an integral part of both intercity and long distance services to this day. They will no doubt find a suitable use on your model railroad too.
Each Rapido Superior Stainless Coach includes:
- Realistic stainless steel finish
- HEP2 cars feature an all-new side window arrangements
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature all-new end tooling with HEP receptacles and cables
- HEP1 and HEP2 cars feature working end marker lights
- Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
- Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
- Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
- Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
- Full, multi-color interior detail
- 3D CP beaver shields on CPR models
- Sprung diaphragms
- Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Budd Slumbercoach - Burlington Northern #1489 Loch Rannoch
All new from the ground up, the Rapido Slumbercoach features:
Designed from original blueprints
Full Rapido level of underbody detail including separate pipes and conduits
Full multi-color interior detail including roomette doors
Track-powered interior lighting (operable on both DC and DCC)
Accurate GSC 41-NDO-11 trucks with disc brake detail
Etched-metal end gates
Sprung diaphragms
Rapidos renowned stainless-steel finish
Each VIA Rail Tempo Snack Coach features:
Scaled from blueprints and field measurements
Full, multi-colour interior with individually-installed seats
Complete underbody with separate piping and conduit
Free-rolling, ball-bearing wheelsets
Track-powered interior lighting and working marker lights
Etched-metal end gates
HO 85ft ACF 44-Seat Coach w/lights - Union Pacific (Sunshine Special) #5480
Heritage Fleet (Armour Yellow, Gray, Red)
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
-Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
-Modern-Era UP excursion scheme
-Factory-Printed Car Names and UPP reporting marks
-Factory-installed grab irons
-Prototypically accurate window tinting
-Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24in radius is recommended for operation.
Delivered new in 1954 from American Car & Foundry with seating for 44, the car is currently named for a Missouri Pacific train running between St. Louis and various Texas cities from 1915 to 1948 when the new Texas Eagle took over its route.
HO 85Ft ACF Baggage Car - Union Pacific Heritage Fleet (1st) #5779 Promontory
Product Information
A key part of Union Pacifics public relations programs, 48 historic passenger cars, three restored steam locomotives and an A-B-A set of E9 diesels make up the famed Heritage Fleet. Many were originally purchased for the City Streamliners, and have been carefully restored and updated to full operating condition. Today, the cars and E9s are finished in a modern Armour Yellow scheme, and the cars carry names of important cities, famous trains and key people in the railroads long history. In service, these rolling goodwill ambassadors travel system-wide and beyond, to attend a wide range of public and special events every year.
Perfect for fan trip and excursion service
UP excursion schemes
Factory-printed car names, numbers and full-color graphics as appropriate
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting
Correct 36inch turned metal RP-25 wheels
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
Built by St. Louis Car in 1962 for mail storage service as #5752, the car was reassigned to the maintenance fleet as a tool car in 1970 and renumbered 904277. Retired in 1997, the car was held for parts until 2018, when it was refurbished for the 150th anniversary of the driving of the golden spike, named -Promontory- (the second car to carry the name), restored to its original #5752 and finished with special -Experience the Union Pacific- lettering in blue.
HO Heavyweight 6-Wheel Metal Passenger Trucks w/RP-25 Metal Wheels - Type 2410 - 1 Pair
Product Information
The prototypes of this truck featured one-piece cast sideframes and were used on a wide range of heavyweight equipment. These trucks fit the Walthers (932-series) Heavyweight 12-1 Sleeper, 14-Section Sleeper and 3-2 Observation (all out of production), but adaptable to many other models. An easy upgrade for new and older HO Scale passenger cars, WalthersProto trucks are fully assembled and ready to use with built-in electrical contacts for car lighting and 36inch turned metal RP-25 wheels.
Budd Baggage-Dorm - Southern Pacific #3103
Each Baggage-Dorm includes:
Realistic stainless steel finish
Track-powered interior lighting compatible with DC and DCC layouts
Full underbody detail including separate air, steam and electrical lines
Separate metal grab irons, stirrups and end gates
Accurate D22 brake equipment and piping
Super-detailed 41-NDO-11 trucks with end frames
Full, multi-color interior detail
3D CP beaver shields on CPR models - not just a printed picture!
Sprung diaphragms
Metal Macdonald-Cartier knuckle couplers
HO Scale 85 ACF Dome Diner - Union Pacific 8008 (Heritage Fleet, City of Portland; yellow, gray)
In response to many requests, Walthers is pleased to announce HO models of the historic Union Pacific train honoring the late President George H. W. Bush, which will include a WalthersMainline SD70ACe 4141, and select WalthersProto cars from the Heritage Fleet. Each car comes fully assembled for operation or display, with a variety of features as noted below. Perfect for fan trips and special events behind 4141 and other UP power
First time with factory-printed UPP numbers and car names
Baggage car includes full-color Presidential Seal decal
Finished in modern-era UP excursion scheme
Factory-installed grab irons
Prototypically accurate window tinting as appropriate
Delivered new from American Car & Foundry in 1955 as 8008, this car was sold to the original Auto Train in 1972 and remained on its roster until 1981. A year later it was transferred to Kansas City Southern, where it was to be renumbered as car 19, but never saw service. UP reacquired the car in 1990 and named it for its Chicago-Portland Streamliner that ran from 1935 to 1971.
PLEASE NOTE: As these cars are the correct prototype length and feature full underbody detail to match the prototypes, a minimum 24inch radius is recommended for operation.
HO Single BiLevel Commuter Car - CalTrain - Unnumbered Coach
San Francisco - Series 3
Note: Unnumbered coaches do not include decals. Decals are available from highball graphics.
The Rapido Bilevel Commuter Car features:
Accurate body shell designs with or without rivet details
Five windows or four windows on the lower level, as appropriate
Free-rolling, highly-detailed inside-bearing trucks with roller-bearing axles and metal wheelsets
Minimum 22inch radius curves
Full underbody and unrivaled interior detail
Accurate painting and lettering, both inside and out
Tinted windows
Metal side grab irons
Constant interior lighting in DC and DCC
Controllable cab car lighting in both DC and DCC
Cab cars pre-wired with a speaker and a 21-pin socket for full DCC/Sound functionality