Description
Prototype Information:
Called The Most Famous Train in the World, the New York Central 20th
Century Limited is one of the classic and most recognizable named trains of
the 20th Century. Headed by some of the worlds most famous locomotives and
connecting the great cities of New York City and Chicago, the 20th Century
Limited - along with its competitor from the Pennsylvania Rail Road
the Broadway Limited - operated for more than 60 years.
Now, coming in late 2020, Kato USA will finally be paying homage to this
classic train in N Scale, recreating the train as it appeared in 1948-1954
(a perfect era match with the Broadway Limited), with a sleek two-toned
grey color and pair of streamlined E7A locomotives with brand new tooling
for this project!
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Red Carpet Service:
The New York Central rided itself on its red carpet treatment of
passengers of the 20th Century, who would board the train walking across an
elegant maroon carpet emblazened with the 20th Century's logo. As a special
treat, the Kato 20th Century Limited train will include a "red carpet"
re-railing tool, allowing you to place your cars in similar extravagent
style!
Model Features:
- Completely new tooling for each of the individual car bodies in this set
to accurately match the prototype! -
Specific interior and exterior details that match the 50's era consist,
including such iconic cars as the "big window" observation! -
Shock absorber construction gives even traction and performance, fitting for
these "water level route" cars! -
Observation car with illuminated tail sign. -
All detail parts installed - fully ready to run! -
Interior of cars can be lighted with optional installation of #11-211/212
LED Interior Light Kits -
Released along with a pair of newly tooled EMD E7A locomotives era
appropriate to pull the train!
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106-7130 N New York Central 20th Century Limited 4 Car Add-On Set October 2020 |
Pullman 10-6 Sleeper |
"Chicago River" |
$140* |
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Pullman 10-6 Sleeper |
"Powder River" |
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12 Bedroom Sleeper |
"Port of Boston" |
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12 Bedroom Sleeper |
"Port of Albany" |
