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Discussion related to everything about model railroading, from layout design and planning, to reviews of related model tools and equipment. Discussion includes O, S, HO, N and Z, as well as narrow gauge topics. Also includes discussion of traditional "toy train" and "collector" topics such as Lionel, American Flyer, Marx, and others. Also includes discussion of outdoor garden railways and live steamers.

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 #84785  by capltd29
 
Does anyone Know if there is any N scale equip. other than superliners, such as, horizons, amfleets, or other equipment?

JP

 #84879  by AmtrakFan
 
Bachmann Makes Amfleet. ConCor makes Heritage as well as Viewliners.

John

 #85080  by capltd29
 
Thanks

 #85172  by AmtrakFan
 
No Problem sorry no Horizons.

John

 #85213  by mlrr
 
Bachmann also makes the E60 in N scale. This model is not available in any other scale. Was mass produced in HO but unsuccessful do to motor quality. American GK did a run and operated allot better but the company went belly up.

Anyway, the E60 is another model available in N scale.
 #85268  by jmp883
 
Life-Like still makes the N-scale F40 in Amtrak colors, although I believe it is closer to train-set quality than it is to the new Proto series.

Dont' miss the Kato series of Amtrak Genesis engines. I don't think they did any passenger cars other than the Superliners.

Then there is Athearn's first N-scale loco, the F59PHI Amtrak-West engines. Athearn's website shows them to be discontinued but most hobbyshops should still have them. They didn't get the best reviews in Model Railroader but they are model of an unusual Amtrak loco.

Hope this helps.