rolling stock lits

[hoofe116]

IronRooster:

Thanks for the website on Heartland. I think I'm going to buy some of these, just to get my head calibrated for G gauge.

 Another question: where can I buy powered trucks?

Thanks, Les W.

[hoofe116]

T.J.:

Thanks for the website to Heartland. Those little Macks & cars look like just what I have in mind for starters.

Les Whitaker

[Anonymous]

I am all ready for this i have been using chop sticks for years.

Rgds ian

Listen mate if its a matter of money try buying some stuff on ebay.

[tangerine-jack]

Isn't Aristo-Craft made in America?

Not unless America is a Republic of China.

I get my HLW trains from wholesale trains.  here is the link.  http://www.wholesaletrains.com/Search2.asp?Search=HARTLAND&scale=G&Submit2=++Search++&offset=100

 

[RR Redneck]

Isn't Aristo-Craft made in America?

[IRONROOSTER]

Here is the url http://www.h-l-w.com/ for Hartland Locomotive Works.  The mini series are here http://www.h-l-w.com/products/mini%20series.html

Enjoy

Paul 

[hoofe116]

Heartland (made in USA) make the best little 4 wheel rolling stock kits.  They have gondolas and tank car kits for about $8 each.  I bought a half a dozen of each and I love them.  Add in a Heartland Mac engine for about $40 and you've got a dandy little work train, made in USA for a respectably small sum of money.  Did I mention Heartland is made in USA?

 

Where can I find this company? Looks exactly like what I'm looking for (not to mention, can afford).

Les Whitaker [e-mail]

[tangerine-jack]

Hartland (made in USA) make the best little 4 wheel rolling stock kits.  They have gondolas and tank car kits for about $8 each.  I bought a half a dozen of each and I love them.  Add in a Hartland Mac engine for about $40 and you've got a dandy little work train, made in USA for a respectably small sum of money.  Did I mention Hartland is made in USA?

 

[icepuck]

Thanks, now I know what to look for.

-dan 

[kstrong]

Bachmann sells its 1:22.5 rolling stock as kits. Per the current St. Aubins ad, there are kits for box cars, a bobber caboose, Refrigerator cars, tank cars, gondolas, flat cars (2 per kit), and a 3-bay hopper. I thought I read somewhere that the passenger cars kits were going to be made available soon, too. Also, you can get wood kits from Hartford Prodcuts, Ozark Miniatures, and NorthEast Narrow Gauge. Good luck! Later, K

[icepuck]

Does anyone know of any place that sells rolling stock in kit form?I'd like to get get back into kit building again(this time with trains), then maybe onto scratch building.

-dan