Model Trains

Pennsy's Home-built Hoppers in N Scale from Bowser. Pennsy's first all-steel hoppers were built in 1898 by Pressed Steel Car Co. but design flaws and production backlogs convinced Pennsy to construct their own improved version, the home-built GLa c lass. These hoppers became a PRR standard with over 30,000 built between 1904 and 1920. The cars lasted into the 1960s and a few remained in work train service into the 1980s. The GLa class was one of the most common coal hoppers
...more about the Bowser Manufacturing Co. Pennsylvania Class GLa 2-Bay Open Hopper w/Accumate Couplers - Ready to Run -- New York Central - Big Four - N-Scale

Pennsy's Home-built Hoppers in N Scale from Bowser. Pennsy's first all-steel hoppers were built in 1898 by Pressed Steel Car Co. but design flaws and production backlogs convinced Pennsy to construct their own improved version, the home-built GLa c lass. These hoppers became a PRR standard with over 30,000 built between 1904 and 1920. The cars lasted into the 1960s and a few remained in work train service into the 1980s. The GLa class was one of the most common coal hoppers
...more about the Bowser Manufacturing Co. Pennsylvania Class GLa 2-Bay Open Hopper w/Accumate Couplers - Ready to Run -- New York, New Haven & Hartford - N-Scale

Pennsy's Home-built Hoppers in N Scale from Bowser. Pennsy's first all-steel hoppers were built in 1898 by Pressed Steel Car Co. but design flaws and production backlogs convinced Pennsy to construct their own improved version, the home-built GLa c lass. These hoppers became a PRR standard with over 30,000 built between 1904 and 1920. The cars lasted into the 1960s and a few remained in work train service into the 1980s. The GLa class was one of the most common coal hoppers
...more about the Bowser Manufacturing Co. Pennsylvania Class GLa 2-Bay Open Hopper w/Accumate Couplers - Ready to Run -- Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh - N-Scale

Pennsy's Home-built Hoppers in N Scale from Bowser. Pennsy's first all-steel hoppers were built in 1898 by Pressed Steel Car Co. but design flaws and production backlogs convinced Pennsy to construct their own improved version, the home-built GLa c lass. These hoppers became a PRR standard with over 30,000 built between 1904 and 1920. The cars lasted into the 1960s and a few remained in work train service into the 1980s. The GLa class was one of the most common coal hoppers
...more about the Bowser Manufacturing Co. Pennsylvania Class GLa 2-Bay Open Hopper w/Accumate Couplers - Ready to Run -- Chesapeake & Ohio - N-Scale

These N Scale cars are prepainted and ready to run. Trucks and couplers are
...more about the Con-Cor 40' Steel Reefer -- Fruit Growers Express - N-Scale

These N Scale cars are prepainted and ready to run. Trucks and couplers are
...more about the Con-Cor 40' Steel Reefer -- Detroit, Toledo & Ironton - N-Scale

These N Scale cars are prepainted and ready to run. Trucks and couplers are
...more about the Con-Cor 40' Plug Door Steel Reefer Car -- Santa Fe ''Chief'' - N-Scale