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MY SOUTH PARK LINE
IN THE GARDEN
Photo Roster - DSP&P Waycars
 These photo roster pages are a memorial to my
garden railway which ran on the side lawn at my ranch house near
the town of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta from 2002 to 2017.
This page includes models that are reasonable
representations of DSP&P waycars, as well as some that are not
even close. The 1:20.3 models are For Sale. The
balance of my waycar roster has been sold or donated, to downsize the
collection to fit my condo. Now it's time to finish the job.
Please scroll down to see new
photos of the DSP&P rolling stock available. UPS shipping
will be added to the prices shown. Payment by PayPal only.
DSP&P 1:20.3 Scale WAYCARS
These cars have link and pin
coupler pockets, but links and pins are not included.
DSP&P #60 Waycar Accucraft Model #AL83-116 Factory Paint
Lettered one side only
All Brass Body Steel Wheels
FOR SALE from my collection, first offer of US$ 399 will take home
this magnificent collector's item
email
me
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Photos HERE
See More
Photos HERE
DSP&P #72 Waycar Hartford Products Kit
Pro-Built / Painted / Full Interior / Not Lettered All
Wood Body Steel Wheels
FOR SALE from my collection, first offer of US$ 399 will take home
this magnificent collector's item
email
me
See More
Photos HERE
DSP&P 1:22.6 SCale 16'
WayCARS
There
were no commercially produced models in 1:22 or 1:24 scale that
accurately represented the DSP&P waycars. Most available DSP&P
models were generic bobber cabooses with the cupola removed. As a
result, the windows on all these models are too close to the ends of
the car. Since my railway was 1200 miles north of Denver, visitors
didn't notice. Below are kitbashed and commercial models that once
ran on my garden railway, flaws included. All have been sold or
donated.
DSP&P # 63 (BM)**
DSP&P #72 (MDC)
DSP&P #73 (BM)**
DSP&P # 78 (MDC)**
DSP&P #82 (LGB)**
DSP&P #83 (MDC)**
DSP&P # 84 (M)**
DSP&P #90 (BM)**
NOTES: BM = Bachmann MDC = Model Die Casting LGB =
Leymann Geoss Bahn
** = Custom Paint and/or Car Number
MDC = two 4-wheel trucks BM / LGB = 4-wheel bobbers
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