Description

Box cars are the workhorses of the railroad, economically moving dry goods and bulk freight from coast to coast, and from factories to distributors everywhere in-between. From the early to mid 20th century, the 40′ box car was the standard size offered by most major railcar manufacturers. Useful for hauling both long-distance bulk shipments and smaller mixed loads for local deliveries, the type remains one of the most iconic freight cars in American history.

Features:
Silver Series Rolling Stock – Fully Assembled
Highly Detailed Painted Bodies with sliding door, and Precision Graphics (where applicable)
Blackened Machined Metal Wheels with RP25 Contours
Magnetically Operated E-Z Mate Mark II Couplers
Non-magnetic Blackened Brass Axles with Needle-point Bearings
Celcon Trucks
Added Weight for Optimum Tracking Performance