Several months ago, Walthers released their Metroliner models. Even though I have little desire to eventually model the Northeast Corridor...

Over the last two evenings, I have been working on a small project with my Union Pacific heritage fleet.  Recently, the Union Pacific put ...

Back in 2006, Walthers came out with a model of a Long Island Railroad 28-1 heavyweight parlor car, and I wanted one. However, I didn...

I recently bought my first tank car, a Walthers Platinum Line model of a Trinity 30,145 gallon tank car, commonly marketed as an ethanol c...

I recently purchased an HO scale model of a Buffet Lounge car once found on the Pennsylvania Railroad's Broadway Limited , made by Wal...

Today I am reviewing an intermodal car from Walthers, the NSC 3-unit well car. This is by no means a new product, I have had mine for about...

I recently purchased an HO scale Skytop Lounge, made by Walthers, and I thought I would talk about that today.  This model has been availa...

I was going to write this review last week because the coal hoppers I ordered were supposed to be in by then, but they hadn't come in, s...

Today I am going to review a Walthers car I bought the other day, a B60b baggage-express car. The B60b was a Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) de...

Today I am reviewing a 4 truck, 8 axle depressed center flat car by Walthers Gold Line. The product is available as single cars or two pack...