HO 42' Chemical Tank ACFX #6984 Plastic Model Kit (ATH-1298)
HO-scale 42-foot chemical tank car in the ACFX livery (road number 6984) is a detailed plastic model kit designed for HO layouts, providing a realistic tanker to add to a model railroad roster.
It features separately applied brake wheels and wireform safety handrails, body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers, and machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for reliable, smooth operation. The car is weighted for stable performance on a range of layouts, and the highly detailed injection-molded body captures the tanker’s authentic look. 3-packs offer unique road numbers for roster variety, and a minimum curve radius of 15 inches makes it suitable for many HO setups.
HO-scale 42-foot chemical tank car in the ACFX livery (road number 6984) is a detailed plastic model kit designed for HO layouts, providing a realistic tanker to add to a model railroad roster.
It features separately applied brake wheels and wireform safety handrails, body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers, and machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for reliable, smooth operation. The car is weighted for stable performance on a range of layouts, and the highly detailed injection-molded body captures the tanker’s authentic look. 3-packs offer unique road numbers for roster variety, and a minimum curve radius of 15 inches makes it suitable for many HO setups.
Original: $38.25
-65%$38.25
$13.39Description
HO-scale 42-foot chemical tank car in the ACFX livery (road number 6984) is a detailed plastic model kit designed for HO layouts, providing a realistic tanker to add to a model railroad roster.
It features separately applied brake wheels and wireform safety handrails, body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers, and machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for reliable, smooth operation. The car is weighted for stable performance on a range of layouts, and the highly detailed injection-molded body captures the tanker’s authentic look. 3-packs offer unique road numbers for roster variety, and a minimum curve radius of 15 inches makes it suitable for many HO setups.
