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Early freight car kits were solid cast-epoxy or wood “craftsman” kits (i.e., a drawing and a bundle <strong>of</strong> wood.) Early trucks were cast-epoxy using Marklin wheelsets (left.) Later, Nelson Gray produced injection molded trucks and wheelsets (center.) At right is current Micro Trains trucks. Rolling Stock April 2013 Nn3 Overview by Tom Knapp MMR#101 108
Nelson Gray produced a box car, flat car, tank car, gondola, and this kit for a caboose. Nelson Gray couplers were scale size and considerably smaller than the later MT Z/Nn3 coupler. Rolling Stock April 2013 Nn3 Overview by Tom Knapp MMR#101 109
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