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Selected book and media reviews are also available. The Society maintains an extensive collection of reviews and announcements of Santa Fe models and products of interest to Santa Fe modelers. Santa Fe Product Reviews and Announcements

#Cajon pass railworks america series#

Modeler’s resources available from the Society include model and product reviews, modeling articles, a series of painting and lettering guides for modelers, and a wide range of reference series books (freight, passenger) and photographs from archival collections. Click REBUILDING THE SANTA FE to see the complete collection! locomotives The Society is on a mission to “rebuild” the Santa Fe - in model form - so that everyone can experience this unique American Railroad! The Rebuilding the Santa Fe project will, we hope over time, include models of every class of Santa Fe locomotive (steam and diesel), passenger car, freight car, company service vehicle (cabooses/way cars), and representative structures and scenes! The following rotating galleries highlight recent additions. Stewart: Ga-73 70-ton Offset 9 Panel Triple Hopper (HO) Īrchived product announcements are on the reviews and announcements page.Proto 2000: Ga-60 War Emergency Hopper (HO).Proto 2000: Fe-24 50′ Automobile Box Car (HO).Intermountain: Ga-54 AAR Alternate Standard 2-Bay Hopper (HO).Intermountain: Ft-V 53’6″ 70-ton Flat Car (HO).ExactRail: Ft-3 GSC 53’6″ Flat Car with 43’3″ Truck Centers (HO).Bowser: Ga-58 ACF 70-ton Covered Hopper (HO).WalthersProto: EMD F7 Phase II A/B Units (HO).WalthersProto: Late 1960s Combined Super Chief / El Capitan (HO).Westerfield Models: Fe-Q/R/V 50′ Automobile box (HO).Rapido Trains: Rr-56 Mechanical Refrigerator car (HO).

#Cajon pass railworks america archive#

After 1 year, we will move them to an archive page. This section will track new Santa Fe products released by various model manufacturers as well as existing model reviews. Successful modelers can vie for the coveted Master Santa Fe Modelerrecognition awarded by the Society. The technical contest rates participants’ skills based on prototype accuracy, modeling skill and effort, and finish. Each Convention features a Santa Fe modeling contest with both a popular vote and a technical contest. Born from the merger of the Santa Fe Modelers Organization and the Santa Fe Railway Historical Society, the Society maintains a strong focus on modeling. The name says it all, Santa Fe Railway Historical and Modeling Society.