"N" Galloping Goose with factory Installed Dual Mode Decoder

These cars are part of our St. Patrick Day Sale. Sale Expires April 15th 2011, or when item is sold out. All items available only in limited quantity.


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Turkey Day Sale Price: $164.44

Normal retail of $198.98
Plus applicable shipping and handling charges

Because of Gear ratio, limited sales forecasts, and other cost constaints we have no plans to make it available in a Nn3 version.

Photo of the "N" Galloping Goose with a dollar bill in the background. These are pretty small but they run really nicely, and we are using the "Golden White" LED's for lighting which more closely simulate the incandencent lighting used on the original Galloping Goose.

Features of the Con-Cor Dual Mode decoders

  • **CV 1 Addressing from 1 to 99, comes with factory default setting of "03"
  • **CV 2 Adjustable starting voltage (0-31)
  • **CV 3 Adjustable Accesleration Rate (1-255)
  • **CV 4 Adjustable Deceleration Rate (1-255)
  • **CV 19 Multi-unit (Consist) addressing
  • **CV 29 Direction Settings, speed steps

Railbuses had their origins in the 1920's and 1930's when mail and passengers had to be delivered to remote branch line areas. On "slow" business days or in the off-season when business was light they took the place of an expensive steam locomotive and crew.

Many railroads had Railbuses in one version or another. They were used on both the branch lines of the major railroads and on the local smaller railroads and narrow gauge lines.

When Con-Cor decided to do research for a model of a Railbus, we found that some of the most famous of all Railbuses, the Rio Grande Southern's "Galloping Geese" were still around and some are still running in tourist service.

Our model of the Galloping Goose is a faithful representation of the original freight and passenger version of Goose #5, which first hit the rails in 1933. Number 5 was virtually identical to Geese #3 and #4 which were built a bit earlier. Goose #5 presently lives in Dolores, Colorado, and is in full operating condition. Other Geese can be found in Telluride, Colorado, at Knott's Berry Farm and at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden Colorado. Other Railbuses can be found in train museums around the U.S.A. such as the one in St. Louis.

Normal Retail price is $198.98 for the Dual Mode DC / DCC version.
** We do not have any schedule for when we will re-run the Sold Out Roadnames.
Note Current on Scotty's 2009 Summer Sale for only $134.44

Note: Listed below is the only Roadname we have left (Photo Shown Above)


0001-094171	Rio Grande Southern #5

More "HO" and "N" items can be found at the following links.(Some with up to 50% Discounts.) Sale Expires on Jan. 31st 2011, or when quantity on hand is sold out. All items in limited quantities.

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Tucson, AZ 85710-6758 USA

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