| Manufacturer |
Model |
Prototype |
Availability |
Comments |
photo |
| Arnold | | European Prototype Cabover
tractors | Sold
with
trailers |
| Athearn | Ford C Series tractor. | Ford C series
tractors. Introduced in 1957, Still in use by some trucking lines(Roadway
for example) | Sold as a single tractor |
| Atlas | | Ford 9000 series tractors | sold in
pairs |
| Bachmann | plastic tractor | | | could be
used as a
yard tractor |
| Burt Industries | Cast resin yard tractor | Ottowa
prototype |
| ConCor | Cab over tractors | | | 80's
prototypes |
| ConCor | Standard sleeper
tractors | | | 80's prototypes |
| Detail Associates | | Older Kenworth
Tractor | Cast Metal Kit | appears to be a Local type
Tractor (does not have a sleeper behind the cab) |
| Detail Associates | | White
COE | | Local delivery single drive
axle |
| GHQ | | Ottowa Yard Tractors |
| GHQ | | Ford 9000 series |
| GHQ | | Peterbuilt 359 |
| GHQ | | Freight Liner Cab over Engine |
| GHQ | | 1953 Kenworth Bullnose Cab over Engine |
| GHQ | | 1941 Peterbuilt 344 |
| Micro Machines | various
tractors | | | these aren't quite scale, but are
close |
| Micron Art | | Tractor | etched
brass and cast metal kit | Micron Art Lists this as being
usable for 1937-1957 era tractors. Comes with grills for
Kenworth,AutoCar, and a Generic Grill for other manufacturers |
| Road Apples | | 1993 Kenworth
"Anteater" | Cast Resin Kit | Over the Road Tractor |
| Showcase Miniatures | | 1996 Kenworth T600 Local
tractor | Cast Metal Kit | This can be
used to represent an older model year. The trucking company I used to
work for had a couple of these that were built in 1989, and they had very
little outward appearance difference |
| Showcase Miniatures | | Kenworth tractor with
Sleeper | Cast Metal Kit | appears to be the
same cab as is used on the Showcase T600, so I would speculate the same
date applies to both models |
| Wiking | | European Prototype Mercedes Benz Cab
Over | Sold with trailers | These might be
modifiable into an American prototype MB tractor, but I don't own one, so
can't speak with certainty |
| Wiking | | European Prototype Bussing
Tractor | Sold with trailers | These might be
modifiable into an American prototype tractor, but I don't own one, so
can't speak with certainty |
| Walthers | | Ottowa Yard Tractors |
| Manufacturer |
Model |
Prototype |
Availability |
Comments |
photo |
| Blair Line | Wooden ramp | | | Probably
usable for a circus loading
facility |
| Brawa | Operating Container
Crane | | | Overhead crane for containers or
trailers -- Rail mounted -- Animated. |
| Burt Industries | | Paceco port
crane | | These are the large cranes seen
at ship side facilities which transfer containers too/from ships |
| GHQ | | Mi-Jack Translift | | Pewter?
Kit |
| SeaRails | Port
crane | Based on the newest cranes at the Port of
Oakland | | This is an etched brass kit of the large cranes
seen at ship side facilities which transfer containers too/from ships |
| Showcase Miniatures | | Kalmar Side loader |
| N-Scale of Nevada | | Piggy Packer | there were
ONLY 611 of these made. If you have one, or can find one, they are a
prized piece of intermodal equipment in N-Scale |
| Vollmer | Rail mounted overhead
container/trailer crane | European Prototype |
| Walthers | | Mi-Jack
Translift | | plastic Kit |
| Manufacturer |
Model |
Prototype |
Availability |
Comments |
photo |
|
Burt Industries | | The "Sun Stran"
| |
This ship has the superstructure near the middle of the ship.* |
| Burt Industries | | The "Sun Coast"
| | This ship has the superstructure
near the rear of the ship.* |
| Interail | | APL Class C-10
container ship | These were only available assembled. This is
a water line model |
According to the information I have, this model was
almost 6 feet long, and 10 inches wide. The prototype is capable of
hauling 4300 20 foot containers. Apparently, two of these models were
built. one was the sample delivered to Interail, the other is in the
office of APL in Oakland, CA. |
| SeaRails | |
The "Austral Pioneer" | Sold assembled. Also, a Hull and
superstructure kit is available. Both are available direct from SeaRails
| This ship is 32"x5", and has
the
superstructure near the rear.
|