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NMRA National Train Show 2004 - Seattle, WA


Photos by Harry K. Wong & Friends as credited

Just a few photos of some of the new products seen at the 2004 NMRA National Train Show held in Seattle, WA.

Please note that this is not meant to be a comprehensive report in any way, as these are only some of the products that seemed interesting to my eye. Your interests, of course may be different.

IMPORTANT NOTE: PHOTOS SHOWN in many cases are of PRE-PRODUCTION MODELS, and production units may likely differ in terms of details and paint color and lettering variations.

Manufacturers and photographs are shown in no particular order, until I have a moment to sort these all out.. No promises.. =)

All Photos Copyright 2004 by Harry K. Wong & Friends as noted. These photos are NOT to be used without expressed prior consent of the photographer.


Note: I do not have any additional information on these models. For additional information, please contact your local hobby shop or the manufacturer's websites for pricing/availability/other information.


Help Support Future Show Reports: It does take money and effort (travel expenses & costs of web hosting) to make these show reports possible. Any donations ($2 suggested) are gratefully appreciated and can be made to tracktime@hotmail.com via http://paypal.com.



Best Regards,
Harry Wong


Romans 10:9-10
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branchline HO: New heavyweight coaches and sleepers
branchline HO: New heavyweight coaches and sleepers		 What you can do with a small stack of Cannon Parts - a BL20-2 from the master himself
What you can do with a small stack of Cannon Parts - a BL20-2 from the master himself		 Brian Rutherford's Cannon-equipped Athearn SD40-2 display model at the Cannon booth
Brian Rutherford's Cannon-equipped Athearn SD40-2 display model at the Cannon booth		 Con-Cor's Burlington Zephyr in HO - early mockup shown
Con-Cor's Burlington Zephyr in HO - early mockup shown
The Microtrains Booth
The Microtrains Booth		 Sunrise Enterprises - HO & N Signals, New Lasercut structures and SP Phone booth for N (HO version coming soon)
Sunrise Enterprises - HO & N Signals, New Lasercut structures and SP Phone booth for N (HO version coming soon)		 Sunrise Enterprises N: New N scale Church with Stained Glass (!!) & WP Water Tower. All lasercut precision construction.
Sunrise Enterprises N: New N scale Church with Stained Glass (!!) & WP Water Tower. All lasercut precision construction.		 Athearn N scale: SD70M flared & non-flared announced; early test sample shown
Athearn N scale: SD70M flared & non-flared announced; early test sample shown
Athearn N scale: 50' Sieco Boxcar
Athearn N scale: 50' Sieco Boxcar		 Deluxe Innovations N scale: New Gunderson Maxi-3 test model
Deluxe Innovations N scale: New Gunderson Maxi-3 test model		 Deluxe Innovations N: 53' Wabash Duraplate Roadrailer = sorry.. all the bolt /side fastener details got washed out in the pic!
Deluxe Innovations N: 53' Wabash Duraplate Roadrailer = sorry.. all the bolt /side fastener details got washed out in the pic!		 Intermountain N scale SD40T-2 for NYSW
Intermountain N scale SD40T-2 for NYSW
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Andrew Szabat 21-Dec-2004 20:17
I really like the Bachmann HHP8. This is the first one i've seen modeled and have waited a long time. I wish i owned one.
Paul Hebert 08-Oct-2004 05:03
Great to see Athearn making an SD45T-2. It looks like a beautiful model. Ahearn has been on a roll, and I hope they keep making great looking locomotives.
Jarrett 19-Jul-2004 06:53
Finally, a tunnel motor! I hope to see you at the next freemo meet!
Paul Kossart - "The CB&Q Guy" 17-Jul-2004 16:52
Great photos and want to send a big THANK YOU of appreciation to Harry for his invaluable efforts and contributions to the hobby.

One point of clarification that needs to be made, though, is that the U30-C captioned CB&Q, is actually a C&S unit. The CB&Q had none.

Paul Kossart - "The CB&Q Guy"
In Illinois
Curt Mc 17-Jul-2004 16:01
Great photos Harry!!! Thanks for taking them and posting them...

- Curt Mc
SiskiyouGuy 15-Jul-2004 15:48
Harry:

Thanks for the wonderful photos! Great to meet you at the show and to chat.

Joe Fugate
Arved 15-Jul-2004 02:31
Thanks again to Harry for the great convention coverage!
KelNScale 14-Jul-2004 14:26
Thanks again Harry!
Donovan in Dallas 13-Jul-2004 20:10
As always, I knew I could count on you, Harry, to show the rest of us what we have missed at the national train shows. I only wish there was more good N scale news to be seen.

Thanks for all your efforts,
~Donovan
old Espee Fan 13-Jul-2004 07:14
Thank's for posting these pic's and reporting this fantastic news!
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