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UPDATE 9-26-2022... The new RMT O-scale Single Dome Tank Cars for 3-rail O-gauge are now rolling off the assembly line at the RMT factory. Expected delivery late October-November 2022.

Here are some production photos of RMT-96803 UNION TANK LINES...

Featuring...rivet detail on tank body and chassis, air hoses, separately applied metal railings, top platform, printed ICC full color placards, open end step detail, metal truck sideframes/metal wheels/operating metal couplers (NO THUMBTACK COUPLERS) and a retail price of $29.95 !!!

OGR 96803OGR 96803 top viewOGR 96803 chassis

You can pre-order them now at your model train store dealer.

Thanks.

Walter/RMT

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@harleyhouse posted:

Are these from the UMD IDM Industrial rail molds that Atlas Bought?

They bear a close resemblance to the K-Line cars, although the frame has molded-in placards rather than the separate ones K-Line packaged in the box for the user to install, and the frame appears to sit lower on the trucks (on the K-Line version the bottom of the stirrups were completely above the journal boxes). This leads me to believe these could well be a clone of the K-Line tooling (if it was already scale, there'd be no reason to deviate noticeably from it), but with some modifications to the frame, which would legitimize the claim of the tooling being new/exclusive to RMT.

---PCJ

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juniata guy...Yes Artie Jones was a best friend who passed about 5 years ago. He really loved the Lehigh Valley RR, but had both a CNJ #774 camelback in live steam and a Fairmont MT-14 motor car painted in LV Cornel Red with black stripes. We (with my family) took alot of motor car trips in the mid-1980's. In Bayonne, NJ where I grew up (Artie in nearby Elizabeth, NJ) the Union Tank Car Company had a repair facility for the many tank cars that were used at the Bayonne Esso and Tidewater Oil refineries.

I have always tried to add something special but realistic to any freight cars that I designed artwork for both currently at RMT and previously as Product Manager at Aristo-Craft Trains (G-gauge)...makes this hobby a bit more fun I think!

Walter/RMT

necrails...Prospect Avenue and then Lexington Avenue and finally Boulevard by County Park. BHS Class of 1966

You will also need to get the Tidewater Oil and Texaco cars as they both reference Bayonne, NJ. Check RMT website for photos.

Walter/RMT

East 16 street, BHS 72.  Could hear them switching the yard at all hours.  Will certainly mix up the purchases.  Should be a nice unit train.

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