Cattle Car
A BEER car from the soon to be released BREWERY!
John Pignatelli JR. posted:Yes it is a restaurant with 10 tums to help you get past the gas attack which will come soon if you eat that steak.
Perhapse a Cows revenge!
Mike Wyatt posted:Menard's first locomotive- an 0-12-0 switcher?
your looking at 12 on one side, that would make it an 0-24-0 switcher.. 
Flat car with a stake truck …..
Menards posted:Happy Monday!
Here is another hint for you!
Keep an eye out for our new release coming on Wednesday!
Thank you,
Mark the Menards Train Guy!
6 freight trucks with couplers (and NO thumbtacks!
) means 3 cars. So I'm guessing not a diner.
Cattle car, three pack.
Realistically priced trucks available for separate purchase to replace my worn out postwar ones...
Big shot out to Menards Support! My Shell truck flat bed car came with a missing cap on one of my trucks, and they sent me out a replacement truck that was easy to replace.
Menards posted:Happy Monday!
Here is another hint for you!
Keep an eye out for our new release coming on Wednesday!
Thank you,
Mark the Menards Train Guy!
No guesses from me on what the new item may be... but that looks like Bettendorf-type trucks. All I recall being used on Menard's "Traditional" sized stuff is roller bearings. If I am understanding that past Menard's traditional products were equipped with roller bearings, then new Bettendorf-type trucks on upcoming products (like the traditional sized) would be a very nice touch.
Andre
The clues are not getting any easier in 2019. With the last clue it could be one of a number of things. Flat car with trucks on it. A three car unit train. Thank God only a few more days till the announcement. Question for Mark...........Will Menards be offering the discounted tickets for the train show again this year.......... Thanks Paul
Menards posted:Here is another hint for you!
Thank you,
Mark the Menards Train Guy!
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Six new trucks...................................
Okay a cattle car 3-pack but how do the port holes fit in?
How about 3 "B" units, 4 portholes each, in different road names! But how do steaks fit in and does Menard's really want to go down the locomotive path?
Not much to add here but I did notice a couple of things about the clues. I googled the steak picture and it's a 12oz ribeye. In the first picture there's 12 portholes, eyelets, windows, who knows. Finally, in the picture of the trucks, Mark states keep an eye out for the latest release...I'm still baffled but there does seem to be some connections with eyes and the number 12.
A trio of cattle cars carrying Wisconsin beef cattle. I have rarely been close in any guess but this may be it, I think.
Dave
paul 2 posted:The clues are not getting any easier in 2019. With the last clue it could be one of a number of things. Flat car with trucks on it. Thanks Paul
Using Paul's guess, I can visualize a 12-axle depressed center bed flat car. Maybe with a transformer load for delivery to one of their power plants.
Elvis car?
A flat car carrying 6 spare trucks without thumbtack uncouplers
A,B,...
