List of products by brand Walthers PROTO

BC Rail BCOL #818500 (green, white)
Walthers Part # 920-104329
HO scale, Retail: $39.98
 
Move all types of forest products on your line with these superbly detailed WalthersProto replicas of the 50' Canadian Car and Foundry Bulkhead Flatcars. Introduced in the late 1970s to handle pulpwood, the cars can also be found moving wrapped lumber and similar building materials today.  

Canadian National #603170 (brown)
Walthers Part # 920-104330
HO scale, Retail: $39.98
 
Move all types of forest products on your line with these superbly detailed WalthersProto replicas of the 50' Canadian Car and Foundry Bulkhead Flatcars. Introduced in the late 1970s to handle pulpwood, the cars can also be found moving wrapped lumber and similar building materials today.  

Canadian National #603185 (brown)
Walthers Part # 920-104331
HO scale, Retail: $39.98
 
Move all types of forest products on your line with these superbly detailed WalthersProto replicas of the 50' Canadian Car and Foundry Bulkhead Flatcars. Introduced in the late 1970s to handle pulpwood, the cars can also be found moving wrapped lumber and similar building materials today.  

Canadian National #603260 (brown)
Walthers Part # 920-104332
HO scale, Retail: $39.98
 
Move all types of forest products on your line with these superbly detailed WalthersProto replicas of the 50' Canadian Car and Foundry Bulkhead Flatcars. Introduced in the late 1970s to handle pulpwood, the cars can also be found moving wrapped lumber and similar building materials today. 

Canadian National #603404 (orange patch)
Walthers Part # 920-104333
HO scale, Retail: $39.98
 
Move all types of forest products on your line with these superbly detailed WalthersProto replicas of the 50' Canadian Car and Foundry Bulkhead Flatcars. Introduced in the late 1970s to handle pulpwood, the cars can also be found moving wrapped lumber and similar building materials today.  

Ontario Northland #4538 (blue, yellow)
Walthers Part # 920-104336
HO scale, Retail: $39.98
 
Move all types of forest products on your line with these superbly detailed WalthersProto replicas of the 50' Canadian Car and Foundry Bulkhead Flatcars. Introduced in the late 1970s to handle pulpwood, the cars can also be found moving wrapped lumber and similar building materials today.  

Ontario Northland #4546 (blue, yellow)
Walthers Part # 920-104337
HO scale, Retail: $39.98
 
Move all types of forest products on your line with these superbly detailed WalthersProto replicas of the 50' Canadian Car and Foundry Bulkhead Flatcars. Introduced in the late 1970s to handle pulpwood, the cars can also be found moving wrapped lumber and similar building materials today.  

Canadian National #7020 (black, red; Large Noodle Logo)
Walthers Part # 920-41434
HO scale, Retail: $259.98

By 1954, railroads were buying diesels as fast as EMD could build them, and customer demand for more powerful units carried over into the switcher market as well. With the introduction of the new 567C prime mover that year, EMD rolled out new 900- (SW9) and 1200-horsepower (SW1200) models, which shared the same basic body with minor variations. SW1200s were produced through 1966, when earlier GPs began taking over yard chores, but these later SW models have lead long lives, with many still serving shortline and industrial roads long after "retirement" by the original owners.

EMD SW1200 Canadian National #7020 (black, red; Large Noodle Logo)
Walthers Part # 920-41434
HO scale, Retail: $259.98

By 1954, railroads were buying diesels as fast as EMD could build them, and customer demand for more powerful units carried over into the switcher market as well. With the introduction of the new 567C prime mover that year, EMD rolled out new 900- (SW9) and 1200-horsepower (SW1200) models, which shared the same basic body with minor variations. SW1200s were produced through 1966, when earlier GPs began taking over yard chores, but these later SW models have lead long lives, with many still serving shortline and industrial roads long after "retirement" by the original owners.

By 1964, six-axle diesels were rapidly evolving from low speed luggers to fast freight engines. EMD continuously updated its Special Duty (SD) series with new models, and celebrated New Years Day 1966 by unveiling six locos powered by variations of its new 645 prime mover. At the top was the SD45, with an enormous 20-cylinder power plant cranking out 3600 horsepower. Timing couldn't have been better as American railroads experienced a surge in traffic and were ready to modernize their fleets. The SD45 proved popular for all types of assignments, and 1,260 were built through late 1971, when it was replaced by the SD45-2. As of 2011, a few are still in use, and several are preserved in museums

EMD SW1200 Canadian National #7027 (black, red; Large Noodle Logo)
Walthers Part # 920-48435
HO scale, Retail: $169.98

By 1954, railroads were buying diesels as fast as EMD could build them, and customer demand for more powerful units carried over into the switcher market as well. With the introduction of the new 567C prime mover that year, EMD rolled out new 900- (SW9) and 1200-horsepower (SW1200) models, which shared the same basic body with minor variations. SW1200s were produced through 1966, when earlier GPs began taking over yard chores, but these later SW models have lead long lives, with many still serving shortline and industrial roads long after "retirement" by the original owners.