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LGB of America has annouced it will continue with production.
(Please see press release at bottom of this page.)
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LGB SF CE5 Caboose 40793 Over the vast expanses of the American West, freight trains always included a caboose in which the crew could rest and relax. This model, decorated in the older Santa Fe “Mineral Red” livery, includes interior furnishings, lighting and metal wheels. Get one, and add a piece of the west to your LGB layout.
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43750 SP Drover's Caboose During the Depression, it was necessary to combine passenger accommodations, less-than-carload freight and the functions of a caboose in one car. The few passengers who would put up with all of this - riding at the end of a jerky freight train that stopped at every siding - were mostly cattle herders, hence the nickname “Drover's Caboose.” Metal wheels with ball bearings and integrated power pick-ups. Lighted interior and marker lamps. Estimated delivery date: Sept 2006
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LGB 45650 D&RGW Caboose The Denver & Rio Grande
Western, despite its small size, still ranks as one of the most famous
railroads in North American history. Fans of the Rio Grande can capture
a bit of that heritage with this LGB caboose in classic D&RGW livery,
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LGB 42755 Coca-Cola Drover's
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LGB 43655 C&S Caboose |
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46653 GN Wood Caboose In the late 1800s, the Great Northern spanned the great gap between the farmlands of the upper U.S. midwest and the Pacific Ocean. Today, the GN is part of the BNSF railroad conglomerate, but you can recreate the good old days with this authentically decorated and detailed caboose, which includes handrails, ladders and lanterns. It’s the perfect conclusion to your GN freight train. Estimated delivery date: Oct. 2006
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LGB 46790 B&O Caboose
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47653 SRR Wood Caboose The Southern Railway provided both passenger and freight service to the southeastern U.S., and of course, classic American freight trains always carried a caboose. This LGB model lets you add that to your Southern freight consists with the classic colors and markings of the Southern, and it’s many carefully crafted details make it a true eye-catcher on your train. Estimated delivery date: Octt 2006
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LGB 47790 Great Northern Caboose The sprawling Great Northern Railway spanned the northern U.S. from Seattle to St. Paul carrying vast quantities of farm, forest, and factory products. Opening loading doors.
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LGB 42790 NYC Caboose The unique jade exterior of this big caboose instantly indentifies it as the property of the New York Central. Inside, it's roomy and comfortable, with a lighted interior and opening doors.
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LGB 45790 Steel Caboose, undecorated It's a very big, very red caboose. It's appropriate for any American 20th century railroad, and it' undecorated so you can letter it for your own railway. Detailed, lighted interior.
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LGB 46656 PRR 4 Axle Center Cuploa
Caboose This traditional wood-sided caboose features an observation cupola, gleaming handrails, full interior and more. It’s a required addition to any Pennsylvania Railroad steam-era freight train.
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47750 C&S Drovers Caboose
by LGB The Colorado & Southern stretched across cattle country from northern Texas to southern Wyoming, and the drover’s caboose provided accommodations for the cattlemen who rode along on cattle trains. This LGB model recreates those unique cars with a lighted seating section, loadable baggage section and cupola. Ball-bearing wheel sets with power pickups.
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LGB 48710 Dots Caboose
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LGB 48790 SP Steel Caboose For long freight trains,
the caboose was once an indispensable companion, and the Southern Pacific
employed large numbers of them. This LGB model is a beautiful reproduction
with opening doors, interior furnishings, interior lighting and metal
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LGB WIld West Caboose 47650 Complete your Wild West® freight train with this wonderful caboose! Of course, the outside is beautifully decorated. However, open the doors, and you'll find that the inside is beautifully furnished also. You even get a broom, shovel and bucket to complete the interior scene..
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LGB of America announced that it will proceed with plans to produce its own G-scale trains and accessories. LGBoA also announced that its existing inventories of LGB products are generally very good and that it is working with many long-time LGB suppliers on its production efforts.
“Our constant goal is to provide consumers with the quality LGB products they want,” said Tony Castellano, President of LGB of America. “We purchased a tremendous amount of LGB before production ended at Lehmann. We have already announced our new ‘USRA 0-6-0’ loco, and we plan to have fresh inventory before the start of the holiday selling season.”
Last updated June 26, 2007
