By Peter De Keles

Author  Bio USA Trains announced the arrival of their 60 Foot Double and Single Door Box Cars. All have 2 to 3 Road Numbers.

Title:	New USA Trains Product Arrivals
Publication:	USA Trains Press Release
Date:	07/21/11
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Category	Products
Overview	USA Trains announced the arrival of their 60 Foot Double and Single Door Box Cars. All have 2 to 3 Road Numbers. Click on the link for a full color listing
URL Link	Link to color press release

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Nice

Cool, I like seeing new products come out. Even though those cars are too large and too modern for my railroad, it makes me happy to see them available. I may even get one eventually, just so I can say I have one. Peter, thanks for keeping us informed, and thanks to USA Trains for releasing another product.

David A. Maynard - 07/21/2011 - 14:34

They Do Look Good

Like David Maynard, these are a bit long for my layout, but they look soooo good, I may get some anyway. I am confident they are excellent quality. I look forward to one of your in-depth reviews soon. It would be nice to see minimum curve diameter.

Bill Ness - 07/21/2011 - 15:42

USA Trains 60 ' Cars

They are much too modern for my railroad, but like David I am always happy to see new products in 1/29. USA Trains offerings are very nicely detailed and I like that too. Noel

Noel Widdifield - 07/21/2011 - 16:08

60' cars

Why no NS cars but they look good

ricky bostaph - 07/21/2011 - 16:58

60' Cars

Ricky, They have NS ones. Check out the USA Trains website under "New Releases". Noel

Noel Widdifield - 07/21/2011 - 17:07

60' cars

I like new products that keep up with modern railroading. I am looking forward to the autoracks coming out. They seem to be behind schedule though. Ron

Ron Hill - 07/21/2011 - 18:50

Great news

This is great news! I'm not going to get any right away since there are still some other things higher on my wish list, but these will go great on my railroad. I'll definitely be getting some of these eventually.

Ben Shell - 07/22/2011 - 14:07

bigger is better

Nothing like seeing a big dash 9 pulling 40 feet or more of cars. Just like a track sider seeing them keep comeing and coming and coming out of a tunnel.

(Cap) John Schwartz - 07/23/2011 - 03:14

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