1947 Electric Locomotives by Dayton Model Products
Model Manufacturer Info
Manufacturer:
Dayton Model Products
Manufacturer ID:
S-775
Prototype Info
Category:
Freight Motor
Model Info
Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Cardboard Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Included metal parts and a trolley pole. Did not include trucks, but they were separately available.
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Model Manufacturer Info
Manufacturer:
Dayton Model Products
Manufacturer ID:
S-776
Prototype Info
Category:
Freight Motor
Model Info
Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Cardboard Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Included metal parts and a trolley pole. Did not include trucks, but they were separately available. This is a coach version.
Model Manufacturer Info
Manufacturer:
Dayton Model Products
Manufacturer ID:
S-777
Prototype Info
Category:
Freight Motor
Model Info
Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Cardboard Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Included metal parts and a trolley pole. Did not include trucks, but they were separately available. This is a combine car.
Model Manufacturer Info
Manufacturer:
Dayton Model Products
Manufacturer ID:
S-778
Prototype Info
Category:
Freight Motor
Model Info
Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Cardboard Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Model Manufacturer Info
Manufacturer:
Dayton Model Products
Manufacturer ID:
S-780
Prototype Info
Category:
Freight Motor
Model Info
Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Cardboard Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Included metal parts and a trolley pole. Did not include trucks, but they were separately available. This is a box trailer.
Model Manufacturer Info
Manufacturer:
Dayton Model Products
Manufacturer ID:
S-781
Prototype Info
Category:
Freight Motor
Model Info
Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Cardboard Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Included metal parts and a trolley pole. Did not include trucks, but they were separately available. This version is a flat car.
Model Manufacturer Info
Manufacturer:
Dayton Model Products
Manufacturer ID:
S-782
Prototype Info
Category:
Freight Motor
Model Info
Introduced:
1947
Product Type:
Wood & Cardboard Kit
Finish:
unpainted
Notes:
Included metal parts and a trolley pole. Did not include trucks, but they were separately available. This version is the M.O.W. sand car.