N PS-2 2600 Covered Hopper WW #4007 (ATH17255)
This N-scale PS-2 2600-cubic-foot covered hopper is a detailed replica designed for cement and sand service on mid-20th-century freight layouts, capturing the look and proportions of a classic railcar.
Features include options for flush or overhanging roofs as seen on the prototype, etched metal roofwalks with factory-installed wire grab irons, and McHenry knuckle spring couplers for realistic coupling action. The model is weighted for steady performance and painted and printed for true-to-life prototypical realism. A minimum curve radius of 9 3/4 inches ensures smooth operation on standard N-scale layouts. In real service, PS-2 2600 cu ft hoppers entered service in the 1960s and were commonly used for cement and sand, sometimes serving as buffer cars when bulkheads weren’t present, a history faithfully reflected in this model.
This N-scale PS-2 2600-cubic-foot covered hopper is a detailed replica designed for cement and sand service on mid-20th-century freight layouts, capturing the look and proportions of a classic railcar.
Features include options for flush or overhanging roofs as seen on the prototype, etched metal roofwalks with factory-installed wire grab irons, and McHenry knuckle spring couplers for realistic coupling action. The model is weighted for steady performance and painted and printed for true-to-life prototypical realism. A minimum curve radius of 9 3/4 inches ensures smooth operation on standard N-scale layouts. In real service, PS-2 2600 cu ft hoppers entered service in the 1960s and were commonly used for cement and sand, sometimes serving as buffer cars when bulkheads weren’t present, a history faithfully reflected in this model.
Original: $36.99
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$12.95Description
This N-scale PS-2 2600-cubic-foot covered hopper is a detailed replica designed for cement and sand service on mid-20th-century freight layouts, capturing the look and proportions of a classic railcar.
Features include options for flush or overhanging roofs as seen on the prototype, etched metal roofwalks with factory-installed wire grab irons, and McHenry knuckle spring couplers for realistic coupling action. The model is weighted for steady performance and painted and printed for true-to-life prototypical realism. A minimum curve radius of 9 3/4 inches ensures smooth operation on standard N-scale layouts. In real service, PS-2 2600 cu ft hoppers entered service in the 1960s and were commonly used for cement and sand, sometimes serving as buffer cars when bulkheads weren’t present, a history faithfully reflected in this model.
