Get the RMT Catalog?

[cnw1995]

I'm amazed to receive the new, inaugural RMT 'catalog' in today's mail (this from a fellow who's requested / ordered such literature from the biggies with nary a response).

Anyway, good for Walter - I requested this via email prior to York and here we are scant weeks later with it in my hand. I swear it looks mimeographed - but 22 pages of bliss and there's a flyer offering a few Beeps at a discount. Hope you got one too.

[dochooter]

What does RMT stand for?

[dwiemer]

Ready Made Toys...they are worth checking out.

Dennis

[dochooter]

It looks like most of the stuff is sort of for fun (not prototypical) but the "buddy cars" are more prototypical aren't they?

[CSXect]

RMT uses old tooling and upgrades it to make the beep and buddy and the caboose. Where the Beef came from I do not know.

 

I have 2 Beeps and plan on ordering a third as well as a buddy and a beef w/peeps all in B&O

[Frank53]

on the heels of Doug's post, I went to the mailbox and got mine as well.

I like the products, but jeez - what the heck kind of "catalog" is that?

[Anonymous]

Definitely not the most elaborate catalog, but I welcomed it nevertheless and it was a good first effort.

I'm a big fan of the RMT toy train products, and have a ton of them.  Waiting now for the BEEFs and passenger sets to arrive, since I have the B&O version on order.  I was really hoping they would arrive this month, since I planned to make them a featured item on my Christmas layout, but will just have to try to exercise some patience, I guess.

If counting rivets is your thing, RMT is probably not for you.  But if you have a small layout and/or like small, well-built, and affordable toy trains, RMT is a great choice.

[CSXect]

on the heels of Doug's post, I went to the mailbox and got mine as well.

I like the products, but jeez - what the heck kind of "catalog" is that?

 

Will they get along fine with postwar????? 

 

I am on the edge of going conventional all they way......only have one tmcc locomotive and it is lionel/flyer everything else is conventional I guess RMT williams and POSTWAR are my best bets for rollingstock. I blame it on Frank and his influence and my lucky find at the thrift shop of a pair of texas special aa desiels. 

[cnw1995]

He invited inquiries for the catalog via email on the OGR forum right around York. You may get one as a current / former customer but I emailed and requested one.

[kpolak]

HHHhhmmm

I've been researching the Pullman company, and ran across this...

Coincidence?

Kurt