Deluxe Model Trains

In 1950, Greenville Freight Car built 500 box cars for the PRR, for the most part following the 1944 AAR standard. These models of the prototype feature 6' opening doors, diagonal panel roofs and 4-3-1 Improved Dreadnaught ends. Also included are e tched metal Apex roofwalk, stirrups and Ajax brakewheel; 50-ton trucks; and refined knuckle
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First developed in the early 80's, the Twinstack was the first double stack car to become popular with a number railroads. The five unit articulation concept was used to reduce weight and coupler slack. The models feature five articulated platforms decorated for prototype owners of the cars. Detailing includes etched-metal walkways applied on injection-molded plastic bodies. Cars come equipped with Micro-Trains(R) magnetic knuckle couplers. Each platform can accommodate
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RoadRailers(R) are highway trailers designed to operate on rails without a flat car to carry them. They're operated in solid trains up to 125 cars long on freight railroads. Amtrak also uses them to haul mail and express traffic on the rear of its passenger trains. The models feature detailed, injection-molded plastic bodies with realistic painting and printing. Each car trailer includes parts that allow you to simulate rail or highway use. Coupler Mate bogies, 238-180000
...more about the Deluxe Innovations Roadrailer 10 Pack 2nd Run -- Triple Crown Set 2 - N-Scale (10)