Tri-Level Autorack
Pennsylvania Railroad
Road Number: KTTX 901496
Featuring New Crossbracing!
This 89’ tri-level open auto rack is painted freight car red with white lettering and runs on black Barber® roller bearing trucks. The black placard is painted with Pennsylvania’s keystone logo in red and white. Typically, the railroad would furnish the rack and Trailer Train Company would furnish the flat car. Racks of a given lot were placed on whatever TTX cars were available. Consequently the racks in a given number series would be applied on cars with an assorted set of car numbers. Note the slight variation between PRR’s standard freight car red and the TTX version on KTTX 901496
P/N: #112030.1

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Tri-Level Autorack
Pennsylvania Railroad
Road Number: KTTX 901493
Featuring New Crossbracing!
This 89’ tri-level open auto rack is painted freight car red with white lettering and runs on black Barber® roller bearing trucks. The black placard is painted with Pennsylvania’s keystone logo in red and white. Typically, the railroad would furnish the rack and Trailer Train Company would furnish the flat car. Racks of a given lot were placed on whatever TTX cars were available. Consequently the racks in a given number series would be applied on cars with an assorted set of car numbers. Note the slight variation between PRR’s standard freight car red and the TTX version on KTTX 901493
P/N: #112030.2

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40’ Standard Box Car with Plug Door
Wyoming State Car
Road Number WY 1890
P/N: 21379
This 40’ standard box car with plug door representing the state of Wyoming is car #15 of a 50-car series for each of the 50 states in the union. It is painted dark blue with aluminum sides and sports a Western Meadowlark and Indian Paintbrush flower, Wyoming’s official bird and flower. The flag of the state of Wyoming is in the background. The road number 1890 is the year the ‘Equality State’ was admitted to the Union.

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100 ton 3-bay Open Hopper
Western Maryland
Road Number WM 89862
P/N: 108150
This 40’ 100 ton 3-bay open hopper with rib sides is black with yellow lettering and “Chess-C” logo. It carries a coal load and runs on black Barber® roller bearing trucks. One of 194 cars built in the mid-1960s by Bethlehem Steel Car Company located in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, WM #89862 was repainted and renumbered at the Elkins Shops in Elkins, West Virginia in 1981.

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48’ Stoughton Container
Burlington Northern
Road Number BNAU 686002
P/N: 81710
This 48’ Stoughton container built in 1991 is part of BN’s Intermodal promotional program and in 1996 was painted with the bright “Cityview” 4-color mural celebrating Atlanta, “Site of the 1996 Olympics”. In 1988 the Burlington Northern initiated the brilliant BN Intermodal promotional program, applying “City Paint” schemes to special trailers and containers. There were originally ten (10) different city scenes and one (1) state (Montana) worn by the trailers. The BN Intermodal containers depicted a total of 4 cities. The two from the USA are Atlanta and Omaha and the two from Canada are Toronto and Montreal.

deLuxe Innovations 48’ Container Decorated by MTL.

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40’ Double Sheathed Wood Reefer
Canadian National
Road Number CN 10329
P/N: 49570
This 40’ double sheathed wood reefer with vertical brake wheel is black with green sides and yellow lettering and runs on black Bettendorf trucks. Canadian National #10329 was built in 1915 by Canadian Car & Foundry as Grand Trunk Pacific 6014. In 1924, CN renumbered it into the series 10300-10397. It was equipped with charcoal heaters in the London Shops, Ontario in October, 1939.

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51’ 3-3/4” Mechanical Reefer
New York Central
Road Number NYMX 1049
P/N: 69080
This colorful 51’ 3-3/4” rivet side mechanical reefer with aluminum roof and ends, C&O Yellow sides w/C&O Blue stripe and runs on roller bearing trucks. 50 cars built in 1956 by Pacific Car and Foundry Company wear the standard NYC scheme for mechanical refrigerator cars--aluminum roof and ends, C&O Medium Yellow sides with a C&O Blue stripe and type 4, 20” “New York Central” herald.

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50ft. Flatcar with Fishbelly Sides and Side Mount Brakewheel
United States Air Force
Road Number DAF 35507
P/N: 45190
This Air Force Blue, 50ft. flat car with fishbelly sides and side mount brakewheel has white lettering and Air Force insignia and runs on black Bettendorf trucks. DAF 35507 was built by the Major Car Corporation in Scranton, PA in March of 1951. The United States Air Force operates railroad lines at certain installations. The mileage varies according to military need.

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50’ Ribside Boxcar
Nevada Northern
Road Number NN 223
P/N: 25510
This 50’ rib side box car with single sliding door is white with Black lettering and runs on Roller Bearing trucks. Originally built by Berwick Forge & Fabrication for Nevada Northern in 1980, the cars in this series were acquired only a few years later by Mississippian Railway when Nevada Northern suspended operation due to diminished need. At that time, the cars continued to use the Nevada Northern lettering and logo, but the reporting marks were changed to MISS to conform to the parent company.

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Now Available Undecorated
90000 Series 2 Bay Hopper, Peak End, Offset Side

Subject to availability
Shell/Detail colors may vary
Quantity limits may apply
Ready-to-run

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