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Located on the Union Pacific mainline in Southern California, the prototype for this model dates back to 1938. Spanning a narrow section of the Mojave River that runs above ground, the massive 150-foot long bridge is an important link in Union Pacific's LA&SL line that links Los Angeles, Salt Lake, and points further east.

Afton Canyon, home of this truss bridge, is located between Los Angeles and Las Vegas on the LA&SL line as mentioned above. Near such railfan hot spots as Cajon Pass and Tehachapi Loop, Afton Canyon offers an unbelievable backdrop for Southern Californian rail fanning. If you're planning a rail fanning trip in Southern California, don't miss this spot (be advised that train traffic is sporadic at best, and exploring the canyon requires 4 wheel drive, a full tank of gas, water, and at least a full morning or afternoon).

Model Photos Click on photos for full-size version		Prototype Photos Click on photos for full-size version
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Additonal information coming soon!

Expected: Fall 2007

We expect to have samples of this product by mid-July which we will have on display at the NMRA show in Detroit and the N Scale Convention in Connecticut.

PRE-ORDER: Pre-orders are being accepted for these items. Please note that we do not have an exact release date for this product other than the third quarter of 2007. Rest assured that all pre-orders before August 15, 2007 will be filled without problem. Order today!