HO ATH PS 4740 Covered Hopper DRGW #15411 (ATH-2364)
HO-scale Athearn PS-4740 Covered Hopper in DRGW livery is a ready-to-run model for HO layouts, reproducing a PS-4740-class hopper used to haul bulk loads with the DRGW road number 15411.
Out of the box it features body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers, 36-inch machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for smooth operation on most brands of track, roller-bearing trucks, and a weighted shell for dependable tracking. The razor-sharp painting and printing deliver a crisp, prototype-like appearance, while the minimum radius is 18 inches for easy operation on smaller layouts. It is primed for grime, duplicating the look of in-service equipment with faded base colors matched to the prototype and providing a perfect starting point for adding grime and rust.
HO-scale Athearn PS-4740 Covered Hopper in DRGW livery is a ready-to-run model for HO layouts, reproducing a PS-4740-class hopper used to haul bulk loads with the DRGW road number 15411.
Out of the box it features body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers, 36-inch machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for smooth operation on most brands of track, roller-bearing trucks, and a weighted shell for dependable tracking. The razor-sharp painting and printing deliver a crisp, prototype-like appearance, while the minimum radius is 18 inches for easy operation on smaller layouts. It is primed for grime, duplicating the look of in-service equipment with faded base colors matched to the prototype and providing a perfect starting point for adding grime and rust.
Description
HO-scale Athearn PS-4740 Covered Hopper in DRGW livery is a ready-to-run model for HO layouts, reproducing a PS-4740-class hopper used to haul bulk loads with the DRGW road number 15411.
Out of the box it features body-mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers, 36-inch machined metal wheels with RP25 contours for smooth operation on most brands of track, roller-bearing trucks, and a weighted shell for dependable tracking. The razor-sharp painting and printing deliver a crisp, prototype-like appearance, while the minimum radius is 18 inches for easy operation on smaller layouts. It is primed for grime, duplicating the look of in-service equipment with faded base colors matched to the prototype and providing a perfect starting point for adding grime and rust.
