New Metal N 4-6-2 from Model Power

dbn160 Jan 14, 2002

  1. dbn160

    dbn160 Passed away January 16, 2004 In Memoriam

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    Coming from Model Power May 2002
    MSRP $139.98
    Built by Ajin Precision in Korea
    Canon can motor

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    7400 ATSF 4-6-2


    7402 B&O Blue 4-6-2


    7406 CN 4-6-2


    7407 CP 4-6-2


    7409 L&N 4-6-2


    7404 NP 4-6-2


    7401 PRR 4-6-2


    7405 Soo Line 4-6-2


    7403 SP 4-6-2


    7408 Southern Rwy Green 4-6-2

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    Details here; no affiliation with BLW

    http://blwnscale.com/Model%20Power%204-6-2%20Pacific.htm

    WOO HOO (or should that be WOO WOO)

    eNjoy
     
  2. Alan

    Alan Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    Sounds very interesting Don, and looks a good price, too!
     
  3. Benny

    Benny TrainBoard Member

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    WOW!

    All metal, Made by Ajin Precision...AND LESS THEN $100.00????!!!!!!!

    I must say that will be a very nice addition to the line.

    I hope Model Power will consider doing these up like this in HO...Might put MP back on my list.

    Any manufacturer that sells all Metal models is all right with me...especially if they sell them at Plastic prices.
     
  4. rush2ny

    rush2ny TrainBoard Member

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    I agree, if ever there was a manufacturer that needed to redeem themselves more than Bachmann it is Model Power. Man, N-scale just keeps getting better! All aboard the steam express......anyone for a decapod? :D

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    Russ
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  5. Dwightman

    Dwightman TrainBoard Member

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    Any word on what the prototype for the model is?

    Dwight
     
  6. RidgeRunner

    RidgeRunner TrainBoard Member

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    I'd like to see some pics of it, see if it's close enough to a C&O prototype. [​IMG]
     
  7. dbn160

    dbn160 Passed away January 16, 2004 In Memoriam

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    I have emailed Model Power for info on the prototype and asked them to send me a photo
    as well

    Will post their reply (and hopefully photo)
    upon receipt

    eNjoy
     
  8. Hytec

    Hytec TrainBoard Member

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    Any info whether it's cast metal or brass? Cast zinc or pot metal like the old Varney, Penn Line, and Bowser locos from the 50's wouldn't be bad at all, especially if the molds have the same quality and detail as the molds for plastic castings. [​IMG]
     
  9. rray

    rray Staff Member

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    Here is a pic of the Z-Scale Ajin Precision 4-6-2 in B&O blue, my guess is they use the same prototype.

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  10. rush2ny

    rush2ny TrainBoard Member

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    Sweet! If Eddie sees this message, that would make a nice K5s conversion! Looks like our new year's hopes are coming true! More steam!
    BTW - Releasing it around the time of my birthday would be great :rolleyes: :D

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  11. eddelozier

    eddelozier TrainBoard Member

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    Yeh, I saw the message about the model Power 4-6-2.
    I would have to see an actual pic of the model before jumping at it. I doubt if Model Power will adjust design for various liverys and working with metal may be a bit much?
    It seems everytime I start kitbashing a steam engine to fit PRR design, the manufacturers come out with another. I have two TRIX K4's now. I run 7 steam engines regularly now on my layout. Any more and I'll have to make atificial smoke around the cities to give them the real 1940's look and smell.
    Taking a wait and see on this one.

    ....Eddie
     

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