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Video: Con-Cor HO scale Comet model passenger train

By Angela Cotey | July 26, 2012

| Last updated on November 3, 2020

Watch this HO scale Con-Cor Comet DCC sound equipped model passenger train run on the Model Railroader staff's model train layout

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The HO scale Comet from Con-Cor International features a factory-installed Digitrax Digital Command Control (DCC) sound decoder. Watch this New York, New Haven & Hartford RR streamliner run on the Model Railroader staff’s club layout, the Milwaukee, Racine & Troy.

15 thoughts on “Video: Con-Cor HO scale Comet model passenger train

  1. I like it and cant wait to get the second run in the late paint job. The main bug with it is the ( over white/blue lights ) Those need to be toned way down . And will try another sound unit
    as I dont like that one.

  2. I like it and cant wait to get the second run in the late paint job. The main bug with it is the ( over white/blue lights ) Those need to be toned way down . And will try another sound unit
    as I dont like that one.

  3. Dana, good job. Nice addition for a New Haven pike.

    But I like the the New Haven RDC cars.

    Frank from Middleboro Mass.

  4. Nice model of the "Comet". I think Con-Cor should consider as a future project, modeling the FM OP800, as delivered to the SR. in 1939. Ahh, we can only hope.

  5. Nice Layout. I would of liked to see more of the layout with the comet. The comet looks good from CON-CAR with the lights and sound sytem.

  6. Nice Layout. I would of liked to see more of the layout with the comet. The comet looks good from CON-CAR with the lights and sound sytem.

  7. Disagree with Richard:

    It doesn't *have* to be made in China – there are other places + nearly $500 isn't what I'd describe as cheap.

  8. Disagree with Richard:

    It doesn't *have* to be made in China – there are other places + nearly $500 isn't what I'd describe as cheap.

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