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Model Trains → Freight Cars → HO Scale
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Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique s hape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service. These Walthers models are faithful replicas of the General American
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/Pullman Trucks - Ready to Run -- Wabash - HO-Scale
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50' Wood Express Reefers add Variety to HO Scale Passenger Consists. Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique shape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service.
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/GSC Trucks - Ready to Run -- Rock Island - HO-Scale
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50' Wood Express Reefers add Variety to HO Scale Passenger Consists. Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique shape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service.
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/GSC Trucks - Ready to Run -- Seaboard Air Line - HO-Scale
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50' Wood Express Reefers add Variety to HO Scale Passenger Consists. Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique shape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service.
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/GSC Trucks - Ready to Run -- Soo Line - HO-Scale
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50' Wood Express Reefers add Variety to HO Scale Passenger Consists. Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique shape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service.
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/GSC Trucks - Ready to Run -- Western Pacific - HO-Scale
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50' Wood Express Reefers add Variety to HO Scale Passenger Consists. Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique shape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service.
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/GSC Trucks - Ready to Run -- Kansas City Southern - HO-Scale
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Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique s hape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service. These Walthers models are faithful replicas of the General American
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/GSC Truck Ready-to-Run -- REA (Gold Lettering) - HO-Scale
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Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique s hape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service. These Walthers models are faithful replicas of the General American
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/GSC Truck Ready-to-Run -- URTX - HO-Scale
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50' Wood Express Reefers add Variety to HO Scale Passenger Consists. Wooden express reefers were a fixture of America's long-distance passenger trains from the late 1920s to the 60s. Hustling perishables to distant markets, they also carried mail, packages and nonperishable items. Easily identified by their unique shape and paint schemes, the cars also had heavy steel underframes, special trucks, brake gear, steam lines and signal equipment needed for passenger service.
...more about the Walthers 50' GACX Wood Express Reefer w/GSC Trucks - Ready to Run -- Undecorated - HO-Scale
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When large and heavy loads need to be moved long distances railroads are often the best choice for the job. These loads are often tall enough that they wouldn't pass safely under bridges or other obstacles if carried on conventional flat cars. To p rovide extra clearance, railroads use heavy-duty, depressed center flat cars. The lower center deck provides several inches of extra clearance, and since the cargo does not have to be lifted as high, loading and unloading is
...more about the Walthers Gold Line(TM) Depressed Center Flat Car - Assembled -- Undecorated - HO-Scale
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When large and heavy loads need to be moved long distances railroads are often the best choice for the job. These loads are often tall enough that they wouldn't pass safely under bridges or other obstacles if carried on conventional flat cars. To p rovide extra clearance, railroads use heavy-duty, depressed center flat cars. The lower center deck provides several inches of extra clearance, and since the cargo does not have to be lifted as high, loading and unloading is
...more about the Walthers Gold Line(TM) 81' 4-Truck Depressed Center Flat Car - Assembled -- TTX - HO-Scale
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