Finding O scale Rivarossi train model kits?

[Anonymous]

I purchased a vintange Rivarossi plastic and metal model kit of the Indiana Harbor Belt 0-8-0 on ebay last week and am impressed by its quality and craftsmanship. Rivarossi manufactured a line of locomotives and tenders for AHM but I don't know if they are out of production. Any help on finding more vintage kits (other than on ebay which I check every day or so) by Rivarossi? Thanks

[Anonymous]

Just wondering what you paid for it.
I have one un-assembled and was thinking of selling it on ebay.

[Anonymous]

Rivarossi is still in business manufacturing HO only. AHM disappeared about 15 to 20 years ago. It is now called International Hobby Corp(IHC). Other than ebay, pick up a model train magazine and look for any upcoming shows. I have the 0-8-0 as well. But, mine is largely built up now. I'll probably have it as a static display on my layout.

[Anonymous]

They show up on eBay fairly often.

[Anonymous]

Hello
I have a Rivarossi, ready to run O scale , 2 rail DC Plymouth critter I would like to sell, in like new condition, runs very well, no original box. yellow and blue with Santa Fe heralds, factory paint. I also have a Lima O scale , 2 rail DC critter, a Euro prototype, Henschel I believe. It is is nice shape , original box, it had very minor cosmetic only damage when purchased, front headlight missing, it has been replaced with a brass headlight. It runs very well. I bought the two with the idea of converting them to Gn30 in order to add a mining spur to our G scale garden railway but the high cost of O scale track changed my mind. I would like to sell both as a pair to somebody who will enjoy them. No reasonable offer will be refused. Payment via PayPal is required since I am handicapped and getting to the bank is a problem. Shipping paid by the buyer.
Interested individuals can calculate the shipping charge, I am located in western Massachusetts (01226) and estimate the package will weigh about 3 pounds. I ship by USPS Priority Mail Only.
I can be contacted at [e-mail]
Cheers,
Jim Favre