Used to economically move merchandise across the US, box cars are the workhorse on all Railroads. Large capacity \”high cube\” cars evolved in the 1960s to meet the needs of the auto parts industry, and are now used by companies looking to maximize their payload on a single train car. These cars feature updated tooling, prototypical sliding doors (door type varies by prototype), and come in a variety of road names, with prototypical paint schemes.

Features:
Silver Series Rolling Stock – fully assembled with updated tooling
Highly Detailed Painted Bodies with Prototypical Sliding Door, and Precision Graphics
Blackened Machined Metal Wheels with RP 25 Contours, Magnetically Operated E-Z Mate Couplers
Non-magnetic Blackened Brass Axles with Needle-point Bearings, Celcon Trucks
Added Weight for Optimum Tracking Performance