Based on a popular box car produced by ACF (American Car & Foundry) from the late 1940’s through the mid-1950’s, this model is representative of the thousands of similar cars that ran on virtually all North American rail lines. The 40’ Sliding Door Box Car, considered an American tradition, was originally built to transport goods in the harsh weather found in various parts of the United States.
This car features such accurate details as the diagonal roof panels and improved dreadnaught ends characteristic of the prototype.
Features:
Separately applied roof walks, ladder, brake wheel & brake lines
Accurate painting & lettering
See-through roof walks
Metal couplers and sprung die-cast trucks
True scale dimensions with accurate details
Weighted, detailed underframes
2-rail cars feature scale wheels and body mounted scale couplers
3-rail trucks pre-drilled for Adjust-A-Coupler™ System (sold separately)
Minimum diameter curve: 0-31 (3-Rail)
Minimum radius curve: 24" (2-Rail)
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