Atlas Trains recently re-announced their new paint schemes for the 40′ hycube box cars. As part of their O Scale Trainman line, the cars are scheduled for a 4th quarter 2012 delivery. Some of the features include:
Atlas trains recently announced new paint schemes for their 50′ single door box cars. These N Scale cars are part of the Trainman line, and scheduled for delivery in 1st quarter 2013. Features for these box cars include:
MTH Trains recently announced new No. 214 box cars, as part of their Lionel Corporation Tinplate line. The cars are uncatalogued, and are scheduled for a September 2012 delivery. The box cars feature:
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Atlas trains recently announced new paint schemes for their 40′ plug door box cars. These cars are part of the N scale Trainman line, and are scheduled for a 1st quarter 2013 delivery. Some of the features include:
Atlas Trains recently announced new paint schemes for their ACF 50′ 6″ box cars. These cars are scheduled for a 4th quarter 2012 delivery. The box cars are part of the Trainman line, and features include:
Wrapping up the Christmas train announcements comes two Polar Railroad freight cars. The first is a 2-bay PS-2 covered hopper for reindeer feed, and an X-31 round roof box car which was the winning entry in Lionel’s Railroader Club contest. The cars are part of the Standard O line, and feature:
MTH trains recently announced new 34′ Box Cars from the 19th Century. These O scale models are part of their RailKing line, and are scheduled for delivery in December 2012. The box cars feature:
MTH trains recently announced new 50′ modern box cars that are scheduled for delivery in December 2012. These cars are uncatalogued, and are part of their RailKing O scale line. The models feature:
MTH trains recently announced an uncatalogued version of 40’ Double Door Box Cars. As part of their RailKing line, the models are scheduled for delivery in December 2012 and will feature:
ExactRail recently announced a new N scale model of the P-S 50′ Waffle box car. These boxcars get their name from the stamped impressions on the car’s side panels that look like waffles; the impressions were actually made for lading equipment. ExactRail’s model comes with accurate lettering and logos, and features: