AZL Black Friday Specials Are Here!

AZL2014-1 – “Englewood Station” Pennsylvania Commuter Train Special. Inspired by Railfan44’s Blog on a morning at Englewood Union Station in 1965, we found photos of this commuter train in action. Led by a PRR GP7 with two PRR heavy-weight coaches behind it, we knew we had to offer it as a special For more information see the website:

railfan44.blogspot.com/2012/11/a-morning-at-englewood-union-station.html

MSRP - $275.00. AZL special price - $222.00. Save $53.00!!!
Offer good for one week or while supplies last.



Add commuter trains to your rails! ALL Metrolink sets NOW $99.00!!!

Four sets are available. Each with different road numbers on the cars and locomotives.

Sets 7003-1 and 7003-2 come with a standard F59PHI.
Sets 7003F-1 and 7003F-2 come with a fluted side F59PHI.

MSRP - $199.00. AZL Special Price - $99.00. Save $100.00!!!!
Offer good while supplies last.

These offers only available through AZL Direct.

www.azldirect.com

Look for a new special next Friday!

Rob

The PRR set is quite nice. But, I've already sold all my PRR items.

Thanks! I have been looking for examples of smaller passenger trains that feature heavy-weights. I found that blog and loved the little PRR commuter. I know there are many other examples that we can likely recreate using AZL's stock and I hope to put together more of these packages in the future.

Rob

Not my road or period but I really do like the idea and concept behind the package - it's like stuffing some extra inspiration into it. Really nice, kudos !

Adrian

Great idea for a set.

Slightly related question: is there any chance we'll see separate parts for the GP7 details? It'd be nice to be able to more easily assemble our own for roads like Pennsy that owned more than one variation on the engine (the units in that blog post, for instance, lacked dynamic brakes and the trainphone antenna but appear to have had torpedo tubes). 4-axle trucks for the heavyweight coaches are somewhat easier and far cheaper to bash than I Imagine they'd be to develop for mass production, but the Geep parts have already been developed for the RTR models. I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd buy a whole pile if they were available.

Actually we have the detail parts here in our office. This includes items like the winterization hatches, torpedo tubes, pilots, trucks and more. I have just been too swamped to get these online. As soon as we have a window, I will get these up on AZL Direct. Come next week though, we may be getting even busier...

Rob