Here are a couple better photos of the new 1956-66 Mack B-81:

Kudos to Bob Badger for the Used Cars sign:

I went over to check out Arrowhead's new fine scale wheelsets... only to find out that Blaine had completely sold out of them already.

I did discover that he's selling the Apex 1955 and Miner 1942 Handbrake and Appliance sets from his Committee Design Hoppers separately:

But it's midnight eastern, which is the time zone I woke up in at 5:30am this morning.

I'm going to bed. I've got more stuff from PWRS/NARC, San Juan Models, Intermountain, and Spring Mills Depot - maybe more.

There are a lot of layouts waiting to roll out as well.

but I haven't yet. Many thanks for bringing these visuals to those of us that couldn't attend the event.

The 1942 Miner hand brake and appliance set is the first product (other than the TCS KA's) shown at Amherst that i might buy.

The bright side of this lineup for me is that I’ll be saving a lot of money on new stuff. No worry though, there’s always plenty of models, supplies and  literature to buy.

Barry P.

I have to admit it - I think Miller Engineering has the neatest display in the whole show.

If anyone had told me I'd be posting 30 photos of InterMountain, I'd have told them they were crazy. InterMountain never brings that much new stuff.

InterMountain brought that much new stuff.

Some of these go with the above flyer - but the one in the upper right doesn't:

So here it is alone:

I couldn't get any descent photos of the Atlas announcement posters. So I asked them to send them to me. But I forgot to ask for the N scale one....

Still to come, Spring Mills Depot, San Juan Models, and PWRS/NARC. And a whole lot of layouts.

But first... bed.