40' 50-Ton Flat Car ACF Kit

This is the 40' 50-Ton Flat Car ACF HO Scale Model Train Freight Car Kit by Tichy Train Group.

Tichy-Train 40 50-Ton Flat Car ACF Kit HO Scale Model Train Freight Car #4021
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 Tichy Train Group # tic4021
$8.39
 
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Tichy Train Group Item # tic4021
Features :

This flat car was built by American Car & Foundry in 1926. The kit features a molded deck, straight side sills, detailed underframe and complete brake rigging.

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"great kit"
sipara (Arcola)
Great kit, easy to follow instructions, easy assembly

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Features

This flat car was built by American Car & Foundry in 1926. The kit features a molded deck, straight side sills, detailed underframe and complete brake rigging.


Specs

  • Tichy-Train Product Number: 4021
  • Walthers Product Number: 293-4021
  • Walthers Catalog: 2015 HO, page 206

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Reviews

  
 
"Not For The Squemish!"
imageArtCo@yahoo.com (Plymouth, PA)
This is a nice kit BUT it is not for anyone looking for a quick and easy build! The are MANY parts and assembly is challenging. It does NOT come with couplers or decals. Fine pointed tweezers are a MUST! Handling some of these tiny detail parts is a real pain. Read and re-read the instructions so you get a feel for how to assemble BEFORE you start! You may need to deviate from the recommended directions a little as I did. I found it best to paint everything before assembly because masking the kit would be hard to do without breaking the fine details. Adding the trainline is the most challenging. It must be threaded through the frame in quite a few spots on both sides and it is very difficult to do once the frame is installed. I have two more kits and next time I WILL NOT follow the instructions and will add the trainline in two pieces.

 
"Good price, fairly easy to assemble"
Grant S. (North Carolina)
This was my very first attempt at building a car from a kit. The parts were pretty clean, with only a little filing and shaping required. The instructions were very good, giving me no head-scratching moments. I know some people will be triggered when I say I don't really see why so much effort is put into exactly modeling the underside of the car when no one will ever see it, but there you go. The main problem with this car is that it is super light, and there is very little room to apply decals. Other than that I really like it, and it seems to be the only available plain old flat car with nothing on it.

 
"train"
Cogar_family
my son is excited to get this together and on his train layout

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