By the beginning of WWII, the majority of the classic USRA double-sheathed box cars and their clones were rebuilt with steel sides. More rebuilds followed in the late 1940s and early 1950s. By late 1948, close 14,000 of the original 24,500 USRA double-sheathed cars had been rebuilt with quite a degree of variation including the end, door and underframe. These steel side rebuilds were far more popular than their single-sheathed counterparts and make a great addition to the Atlas N scale product line.
HomeShops NFB-005-004 VM - Virginia Midland #2886 Atlas USRA Rebuilt Steel 40' Box Car N Scale
HomeShops NFB-005-004 VM - Virginia Midland #2886 Atlas USRA Rebuilt Steel 40' Box Car N Scale is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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HomeShops NFB-005-004 VM - Virginia Midland #2886 Atlas USRA Rebuilt Steel 40' Box Car N Scale. Picture may show a different road number.
A Limited Edition N SCALE Atlas USRA Rebuilt Steel 40' Box Car painted for freelance model railroad Virginia Midland! Road Number Variant: VM 2886.
Steve King's freelanced Virginia Midland is the third railroad in the Appalachian Lines trilogy! Steve King partnered with Allen McClelland and Tony Koester--merging the Virginia Midland, Virginian and Ohio, and Allegheny Midland into the Appalachian Lines. This is the first pre-Appalachian Lines Virginia Midland car to be factory painted with the original Virginia Midland logo! We are very excited to make this part of freelance model railroad history available to add to your collection.
About the Prototype:
Features:
- Opening Door
- Andrews trucks
- Ready-to-run
- Accurate painting and printing
- AccuMate® couplers
- Brake detail
- Highly detailed body
- Simulated wood or steel door as per the prototype
- Fishbelly or Standard underframe as per the prototype
- Different rib ends (7-8 or 5-5-5) as per the prototype
- Undecorated cars come with both simulated wood or steel door
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