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2019 Ready-to-Run Train Set Catalog Released Online

March 13, 2019 - M.T.H. Electric Trains has published its 2019 Ready-to-Run Train Set and Accessory catalog to the M.T.H. website. The catalog can be viewed online by clicking the following link:

2019 Ready-to-Run Train Set and Accessory Catalog

The catalog's interactive flip page format allows viewers to search through the catalog using keywords, zoom in on items, print individual pages and email favorite pages to your friends and family. Tools for doing these tasks are all located in the toolbar on the top edge of each page in the catalog.

For those who prefer to download a PDF version of the catalog click HERE.

Items featured in the catalog can be ordered through any M.T.H. Authorized Retailer.

M.T.H. Authorized Retailers will begin receiving their in-store counter copies next week. M.T.H. O Gauge mailing list subscribers will begin receiving their printed copies when the 2019 Volume 2 catalog is mailed in mid-April, 2019.


Monthly 2019 Vol. 1 Catalog Premier Spotlight

March 20, 2019 - Each month throughout the year, M.T.H. will be spotlighting various items from our 2019 O Gauge Volume 1 catalog.  This month's feature will focus on the Premier O Scale Alco S-2 Diesel Switcher; G.E. 44-Ton Diesel Switcher; MTA R40 Subway Sets; and select Premier Freight Cars including the O Scale Bobber Caboose; O Scale Extended Vision Caboose; Reefer Cars; Flat Cars w/Tank Containers; and Flat Cars w/Military Loads.  Each of these items is currently slated to begin delivering in May 2019.



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Alco S-2 Switcher - Alco’s early diesel switchers, in the 1930s, were characterized by a high engine hood that reached almost to the cab roof. This was necessitated by the height of the McIntosh & Seymour inline 6-cylinder diesels, the massive four-stroke motors that powered the new engines.   
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G.E. 44-Ton Switcher - The 44-tonner was a workaround. In 1937, seeing that new diesels were putting the fireman’s role in jeopardy, the railroad unions negotiated the "90,000 Pound Rule" with the railroads — specifying that any engine with a weight on drivers of 90,000 pounds or more would require a two-man crew.   
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R40 Subway Sets - In an attempt to bring a modern look to one of the world’s oldest subway systems, the New York City Transit Authority hired Raymond Loewy, one of the giants of 20th century industrial design, to design a new order of cars in the late 1960s.   
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Bobber Caboose - MTH Premier O Scale freight cars are the perfect complement to any manufacturer’s scale proportioned O Gauge locomotives. Whether you prefer to purchase cars separately or assemble a unit train, MTH Premier Rolling Stock has the cars for you.   
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Extended Vision Caboose - Before railroads, "caboose" referred to a small cookhouse on the deck of a sailing ship. Nobody knows for sure, but it was likely the 1850s before the first railroad caboose gave a train crew shelter from the weather.   
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Reefer Car - Virtually every sturdy car is offered in two car numbers which makes it even easier than ever to combine them into a multi-car consist. Many of MTH’s Premier Rolling Stock offerings can also operate on the tightest O Gauge curves.   
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60' Flat Car with Containers - The flat car is perhaps the oldest of railroad cars, predating even the steam locomotive. From the very beginning, it was useful for commodities that could not have fit into a covered car.   
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Flat Car w/Military Loads - As far back as 1834, the horse-drawn Granite Railway in Quincy, Massachusetts ganged four of its four-wheel flatcars together to ship 60-ton granite blocks destined to be made into columns for the new Boston Court House.   
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Each of the above Premier Line items can be ordered through any M.T.H. Authorized Retailer. To see the entire 2019 Volume 1 Premier Lineup, click here.

2019 Volume 1 O Gauge Catalog Now Online

See It Online.

Order items through any M.T.H. Authorized Retailer.


Hurry Before They're Gone, Just Five Or Fewer Of These O Gauge Items Remain In Stock

March 20, 2019 - Each week, M.T.H. releases product lists spotlighting quantities of Five Or Fewer Premier and RailKing items that are remaining in our onhand inventory. In many cases, these items will NOT be re-run in the future and these lists could be your last chance for ordering them before they're GONE FOR GOOD. Don't miss out on these items! Click on the appropriate product line link below and then any item number in the corresponding list to purchase that item from the M.T.H. Online Store or order directly from your local M.T.H. Authorized Retailer.

Premier O Scale 2-Rail

Premier O Scale 3-Rail

RailKing O Gauge


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