Double-sheathed design boxcars were more common in the early decades of the 20th Century. The inner and outer walls protected the structural framing and provided better insulation for the car. These were used nationwide to haul a wide variety of goods and cars of this style were common into the steam to diesel transition era.Die-cast trucks with operating couplersHidden uncoupling tabsOpening doorsEasy conversion to scale couplers and 2-rail wheels (not included)Separately applied detail parts
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONSRail Line: Northern PacificRoad Number: 11237Gauge: O Gauge Min Curve: O31Dimensions: Length: 11 1/2"Most Recent Catalog: 2023 Volume II Catalog
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